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... the whole French population was implicated. It was soon put down by the British Militia, and as in the case of Jamaica the Whig Ministry proposed to suspend the constitution of Lower Canada. Lord Durham was sent out, he restored peace and introduced reforms; ...
... Austrian friendship must be valuable in certain probable conjunctures, else it is not likely that it would be equally desired by Whig and Tory— by the Conservative Earl Derby, and the Liberal Earl Russell, with his haughty love of freedom. We are willing ...
... strength in this contest, and that Mr Turner is returned by Liberal votes—if by such votes are meant thou* of supporters of a Whig in preference to a Tory administration. Many, no doubt, of the South Lancashire electors have a very strong opinion that the ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 186 1. THE LADY OF FORTUNE AND THE ITALIAN ARTIST. On Monday, Vincent Collucci, the Ite ien artist, of 22, Orington Square. Brompton, charged with defrauding a lady, named Frederica Johnstone, of York House ...
... individual within 1»# luoiiths after anivah li».\t iMrtniAL!—A letter ihu ul Chalfuia relates the following incident: The foil..whig 111 tie whirh '*crum» ...
... classes, regarding the crops. In every part of the country the tone of the press is desponding. According to the Northern Whig,—' The disastrous continuance of wet weather is filling the minds of the farmers with gloom and disappointment It is impossible ...
... long had treaty with the new Zealanders, which they, course, have violated in every manner, and inconceivable. In 1857, they Whig already by tins treaty »übj«-cts the Queen, saw fit t.* tak • to themselves King rule over them. lbrtcre.il »onstructions are ...
... WHAT THE SOUTHERNERS THINK OF THE NORTHERNERS. (From the Richmond Whig.) We are too close and too much influenced by the grest events which are passing, to indulge much in philosophising. But the rout and dispersion, at the great pitched battle near Manassas ...
... pf the. starboard lifeboat, were droavned, but the remainder of the crew wqre rescued bynative fishermen. C. The Northern, Whig gives utterapce to a happy a thought when it says :- The presence of the : i Sovereign has a tendency'toarouse that feeling ...
... SHantg. Apprentice —there is at present vacancy in the Northern Whig Newspaper Department for an Apprentice. A well-educated lad, about fifteen years of age, would find this a desirable opportunity.—Application any eveningsfter fiveo*cl ...
... will have the kiudnem to give ln«tractions for settlement of accounts in their absence. Comber. Newtowuards. Bingor, XortXsm Whig” OJle*. A*gtu*U, 1801. Downpatrick, Warrenpoint. Kiilyleagh, Dundalk, Killinchy, Newry. Crowbar. PoynUpuss. Seafurde, lx>iighbrick ...
... the secretary of the Sacred Congregation; and Father Panebianco, learned Franciscan. Death or Mb James Brick The Northern Whig announce* the death of its editor, Mr James Bruce, 53. Mr Bruce was born in Aberdeen, and received his elementary experience ...