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... what brought them back to the place of their former labours immediate ly on her arrival, after several weeks* absence Northern Whig. Italian Bi rker —Antonio Boggio. builder’s foreman, aged sixty-six. residing near Milan, enjoyed such a character lor piety ...
... brought them back to the place of their former labours immediately on her Arrival, after several weeks’ absence ?—Northern Whig. Bond and Free. —While at the Junction we witnessed a practical illustration of Freedom v. Slavery. A very dilapidated darkey ...
... visited her, and directed her to be removed to the Lying-in-Hospital. The two children were sent to the workhouse. Northern Whig. Murder at Paksonstown. Much excitement and very painful sensation were created in this town an early hour Friday morning by ...
... rig It and • country, when the esdlem damn, of religious creeds Too or -The wieldy of the i petits of the wazgons, thereat Whig tines I towards properly (stoned down. To isrevent, if possible, : and national charade*. reader thle of than teditury ••• ...
... him to toe Police Office. went with them very reluctantly, exclaiming that bad lost So., and was all the money had.—wrtfem Whig. Burntisland— Revival Impostor.— A painful feeling was excited here on Saturday last by the visit of the chief constable of ...
... visited her, and directed her to be removed to the Lying-in-Hospital. The two children were sent to the workhouse. —Northern Whig. Fatal • Occurrence at Hull.— On Sunday, brothers,. mimed William and Joseph Holland, aged respectivelv 10 and 14 years, sons ...
... SO’s; 60’s little dearer. For the Levant there is next to nothing doing, and low counts of twist are scarcely steady in price; whig yarns are lower. ...
... company has got into satisfactory position. The Conservative pwers are making political capital out of the ssesmed hostility of Whigs to Irish enterprise, and their partiality to POSTAL SUBSIDY—MEETING IN GALWAY. A the merchants and inhabitants of Galway was ...
... is hailed glorious triumph—as event to cock one’s hat upon, to brag atwut from Han to Beersbeba, and to print in capitals in Whig papers. However that may be, the Conservatives have at all event* done this service to tho country they have ensured searching ...
... Ingram to the parish of Dunblane, in the first instance —in other words, the presentation issued Mr Ingram's favour by the Whig Government (from which Government Principal Tulloch's own preferment emanated)—he should surely have settled that matter with ...
... liberation was represented as inevitable. yielding to its good friends the Conservatives, what had been doggedly refused to the Whigs, it was hinted that a foundation for a reciprocity of favours might be laid. Besides, while doing the popular with the British ...
... Almost the only exceptions are the Home Mission Scheme and the New College in Edinburgh, and there is every prospect of both Whig speedily improved. The better endowment of the Edinburgh Free Church College has long been earnestly desired and laboured for ...