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... WHIG APPOINTMENTS. A few days ago we bad to direct public attention the removal of Mr. Fielding from the office of registrar of the Dot Harbonr Commission.. This gentleman, who was elected to that post only last year by the burgesses of Dover, foonl himself ...
... Press: If the Northern Whig were true to the name It bears would not write against the Apprentice Boys for celebrating the defence of Derry. Only a few days ago our contemporary styled William the Third a liberal King,” ‘’the Royal Whig of the 17th century;” ...
... Coates, chairman ; Henry H. M'Ncile, Charles Murland, Robert Patterson, John F. Ferguson, Michael AnO-ew* and Isaac Andrews, Whig* ...
... has tong ago deserted them; the most Influential organs of public opinion have long ceased to be Whig, and. In a Parliamentary sense. Liberal. Where the Whig banner still flies popular sympathy and support fait it. Popular strength, real movement of society ...
... Piers Geale, and widow of Sir Marcus Somerville, Bart. The deceased nobleman bad for many years been zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service his political friends during his long career in the House of Commons, more especially during ...
... when once it has commenced, is as rapid and extensive as the most fatal year aince the disease was known amongst ns.— Northern Whig. CORK MARKETS: WATERFORD MARKETS— Wednesday. Wheat per barrel of 280lbs—Millers' while, 28s. Od. to 295. Od.; do. red, 20s ...
... that the experimentalists will be rewarded with success. Such an evidence we have in the following paragraph from the Northern Whig: A Sqoeblack Brigade fob Belfast.—Walking along one the principal streets of the town the other clay we were accosted a sharp ...
... from M. Bloodin or from M. Leotard (who jumps twenty-eight feet at spring at tbe Alhambra); for somersaults by respectable Whig gentlemen of sixty-two are somewhat basardons experiments. Tbe number of persous entitled to travel by tbe Royal train was ...
... having arisen whether the duties should he htnccfortli performed by one officer or tvo.-Belfast News- Letter. And the JVorfArrrt Whig says; ■■ In conclusion, must express our entire concurrence in the terras with which the Council have taken leave of Captain ...
... that Orange ribbon is insnlt to them. Another Paper,*'liberal” in profession (the Derry Journal) takes the same side as the Whig. In allusion to an article in that Paper the Sentinel says:— We are told that the community at large now know what are the ...
... on that account advocate the ascendancy of the old If there is aught more deserving of condemnation than either of the T or Whig factions it is the affectation of a disin respect for either, that strives to conceal its selfish aims in a mi- whose abuse ...
... wS, not°a for reasoning. The Catholics were cular , rom Bishop, invites the clergy to combat them then emancipated, and the Whig Government was enter- from tbe pulpjt ing on course of henifieenl rule but the widow of the Jes Debits says the politicians ...