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... are, London, was sworn in as High Sheriff «n the Ist of February, and William SI. Nelson, Esq., as Under Sheriff.—Northern Whig. .James Alexander, Esq., of Carriekiergus, was on Friday «w»ra in before J. K. Jackson, Esq., as High Sheriff for the County ...
... THE LINEN TRADE. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF SATURDAY.) Although slight indication .of improvement has been experienced in the markets for bleached goods, the general tone of business is inactive ; and, where an anxiety to realise is carried out, concessions ...
... part. Referring Austrian leanings in tho British Cabinet, says“ There are those who say that the very similar behaviour of Whigs in office Tories, as | far as Austria is concerned, is determined force be- j Lind the Crown, unseen the nation. The sou of ...
... will appreciate the truth and the force of these observations from the following very naive note, in a recent number of our Whig cotemporary, the Evening Pott, upon the claims of eminent gentleman whose name was somewhat unwarrantably dragged into the ...
... Koche nor Mr. Grant vouchsafes any enlightenment to his opinions. No man could gather from the address of either whether is Whig or Tory, Conservative or a Liberal. Neither professes that will give a general support, offer a general opposition to the existing ...
... Orangemen. What the nature of the great dignitary’s mission here at present is to us profound mystery, as the reporters of the Whig and Mercury were rudely refused admission, and ns we are never favoured with glimpses of that enlightened organ, the Belfast ...
... the Government modifications of the National System. The Register, a very respectable Catholic journal, but of urmitigated Whig principles, has devoted leading articles for some weeks past tothe support of the new Board of Education, and in commendation ...
... admiration. The other parts in the piece were as well sustained as, under the circumstanees, could have expected.—Northern Whig. Education of the Young. —The Scientific Amei'ican referring to the fact that children are overtasked with school studies, ...
... amouuts to nothing—it is all talk;' another, * We shall never approve that.’ The moderate men from the border Slave States with Whig antecedents were pleased with it. The ultra-Repuhlicans disavowed the sentiments of Mr. Seward.” It is pretty manifest that ...
... discovered that, Were the French Imperial rule to prevail in Ireland, there is scarcely a newspaper, whether Conservative, Whig, or Natioieldist, that c4uld venture to publish such articles in relation to Government . . . as appear every week with impunity ...
... Gladstone's policy, this p:ilicy will be found a sucoess, and that the I -rept. esied alterations will not be attempted. —Northern Whig. FA IRS FOR TIIIS WEEK. s—Barna, Galway; Belcoo, Fermanagh ; Borris, Carlow; Donaghmore, Tyrone • Gortslook, Donegal; Gieenctratle ...
... serve, are neither cowards nor poltroons. If Major O'Reilly be not a candidate, all events let not select, us, place-hunter or whig. am, sir, your obedient, John Harding, THE EDITOR OP COBB EXAMINES. February 2nd, 1861. Sib, have carefully waded through the ...