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... by a well-known firm in Belfast, and the defalcations are alleged to have been committed while in their employment.—Northern Whig. Melancholy Accident and Loss Lire.—On Wednesday, the 17th inst., as child named John MOmnell waa playing about in the bouse ...
... if beaten on it, he must either resign or go to the country. This is admitted by all parties, and few will believe that the Whigs are prepared without a struggle to surrender their places a to the Tories. It is possible thee that a general election may ...
... large majority over any other candidate who could be induced to appear against Thia much, above all things, is certain, that no Whig can ever returned for New Boas.— Wtrford ConttUutum. iKTKLLJOKMCt—The Kegiua Professor of Hebrew will continue hia lectures ...
... ykstkrdat.) Parties in the present day are not such as they were in the well-drilled House of Commons of Pitt and Fox, when Whig and Tory gentlemen were put up speak alternately by the' managers, where the votes were known to a unit, and an independent ...
... majority over any other candidate who could induced to appear against Jiim. This much, above all things, is certain, that no Whig can ever returned for New Ross. Wexford Constitution. ...
... there was no likelihood of any one doing so, I took up my uututored pan and addressed a letter to ;he editor of the NoriLre Whig, whioh letter appeared on the 213th of March. Mr M'Conkey then referred to the article in the which introduced his letter, ...
... The warmth of his lordship’s remarks is attributable to the success of the opening debate, which the strong outworks of the Whig position have been carried, and every expected advantage achieved for the coming assault. The arguments of Mr. Baring, Mr. ...
... depressed circumstances the class alluded to prevent their being able • avail themselves freely of the low price.—Northern Whig. ...
... the esadee, while tbtre are othen ..ho will not to local matters, but devote themselves to foreign affairs, and exposing tha Whigs, and would not breathe a word against that party, whose leader proclaim , d to the world that Rome wa the idsgtie spot cf ...
... large majority over any other candidate who could be induced appear against him. This much, above all things, certain, that no Whig can ere: returned for New Ross.— We.rJ'ord Constitution. anii l.iM Taints.—We regret lo unable to report any laiourable movement ...
... better occasion could present than when this country has choose between eahmitting patiently to the hitter consequences of Whig folly and demanding cotton with the sword ? Wo have punned one fine policy to United Slates, and the United Slates another ...
... year’s revenue, so, with the unanimity of the silversmiths of Ephesus, nine men out of ten believe then* really was sucha rare Whig phenomenon, and shouted, surplus !” Mr. Horsman, last night, quoted multitude of figures to show that the Chancellor’s estimates ...