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... will be succeeded' by Lord 4 Chief Justice Cockburn ; srd at all events, that it is settled that the latter judge will he next Whig Lord Chancellor. Richard Weaver. — This converted prize fighter is at present in Belfast. At one of his services One man was ...
... is not now iron r. wood, but ordinary celerity and dispatch v. Admiralty stolidity and stupidity. It may suit the ideas of a Whig First Lord of the Admiralty to regret that a British Admiral should have let the pig out of the poke, by stating what is really ...
... and impracticable machinery, the idea of which could have entered the head only of a professional lawyer, and that lawyer a Whig, we ;aid last day, it li EXAMINATION OF ST. ENOCH'S PARISH SCHOOL. The annual examination of this flourishing school, the pupils ...
... Mr Richard Weaver -Very Like Blasphemy. —The Belfast Whig in a notice of an address, delivered this converted prize-fighter and great revivalist 'says :—Afew minutes before seven o'clock, when he was speaking of the power of the Gospel, he said—' Yes ...
... so, he will be succeeded by Loid Chief Justice Cockburn ; ard at all events, that It settled that the latter judge will next Whig Lord Chancellor. Richard Weaver.—This converted prize fighter is at present in Belfast. At one of his services one man was ...
... loyal subject to promote anything of the sort under existing circumstances in the highest quarters, and we all know that the Whig Government will be glad to let well alone; so that it seems pretty evident that the session will close without any pitched ...
... the awkward position in which the Galway disclosures had placed the Derby-Disraeli party; and losing his temper, he charged Whig Governments with invariably labouring to create prejudice against their predecessors —particularly instancing the case of Stafford ...
... Dublin Evening .Iful • contradiction of the reported death of Charles Lever, the distinguished Irish novelist, noticed in the Whig of Tues lay. The announcement of the death we copied front the Limer i c k Chronicle of Saturday, and appended to it a brief ...
... about sold at £21 10s to £24 per ton. 951 coils of 2to r&mch Cochin rope found ready buyers at £23 103 to per ton. The Belfast Whig publishes the following extract : received the India Flax Company from their in India :—Sealkote, 15th April 1861. commenced ...
... c in the Hero's boat. The Court allowed the appeal, and reversed the decision of the Admiralty Court, with costs. Northern Whig. ...
... orders were disposed of, and the House adjourned shortly before six o clock. Richard Weaver -Very Like Blasphemy. —The Belfast Whig in a notice of address, delivered this ''converted prize-fighter and great revivalist says:—A few minutes before seven o'clock ...
... be succeeded by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn ; and at all events, that it is settled that the latter judge will be the next Whig Lord Chancellor. M. Bloudin performed his remarkable feats on the rope at the Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, on Monday, and ...