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... each householder for the approaching census. It was, he said, all-important that the forms should correctly returned.—Northern Whig. The Census and the Unitarian Bodt.—The following document was circulated in the several Unitarian places of worship in Belfast ...
... e, Rosemary-street, Belfast, they were arrested by the police, and will be brought before the tench this morning.—Northern Whig. At the continuation of the trial of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank case on Thursday, the major portion of the day was devoted ...
... even that faction now repudiates them, surely this is death. Surely now gumma diet et inelnctabUe tempos. Not long since, Whig Administration was, by a certain party in Ireland, regarded a special blessing, its mission being, in their eyes, keep Protestants ...
... unimproved. Mr. Kowcliffe addressed himself to the telling of what people of his cla«s call home truths. lie has given the Whigs long trial, and now he has thrown them overboard. There are not hundred honest men in the House of Commons. Mr. Rowcliffe wishes ...
... his death, and another witness who swears that saw a man lying dead on the floor of the house which they occupied—Northern Whig. Garibaldi on Protestantism.—The Liverpool Mercury says:—Aletter has been addressed by General Garibaldi to Sir Culling E ...
... Palmerston and bring in Lord Derby, as some men not only liberal and popular, but downright democratic, have done in our time. The Whigs of this day boast to be independent as well as liberal, and they are always ready to prove their independence by ousting their ...
... directors, to Lord Derby's Government for a subsidy (hear, hear). The subsidy to the Liverpool line had been granted by a Whig Administration. I said, That being the case, I suppose it is a liberal measure, and I am only carrying out what my liberal ...
... Wednesday, 3rd Afriu—The arbitrators to-day announced that they had decided to admit the Master's Report as evidence.—Northern Whig. Mr. Naish, Clerk of the Limerick Union, and Mr. o'Bhaughnessv Cork, are, we learn, summoned to give evidence before the Committee ...
... will sometimes illustrate a grave subject; and when I was thinking lately of the way in which the Whig ministry, oblivious of all old Whig tradition and Whig principle, yields what should tie dearer than their hearts' blood to the Roman Catholic party, I ...
... refuses to interfere further with the sentence of the court. u The law must take its course.—Correspondent of the Northern Whig. Midland Great Western Railway.—The directors of the above company have paid a well-merited compliment to the late superintendent ...
... sold at 100s. to 105s. per hhd.; and some held at higher figures. English seed sold from 10s. to 13s. per bushel.—A'art/urn Whig. BANK OF ENGLAND (FROM THE LONDON GAZFTTE OF FRIDAY NIGHT.) An account pursuant to the act 7th and Bth Vic, cap. for the week ...
... first voyage, and had on board a cargo of rice. Fortunately for the owners, the unfortunate vessel was fully insured.—Northern Whig, ...