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... SHA.RMAN CRAWFORD. DEATH- The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsburn near Belfast, on Thursday afternoon, of W- Ham SnarmanCrawford. M.P. for Dundalk and Rochdale. ...
... EARL RUSSELL AND THE MEXICAN MEMORIALISTS. A Whig writing in the Daily News of yesterday, on Lord Russell's reply to the Mexican bondholders, says : The decision of Earl Russell will greatly relieve public anxiety. For this is not the time to embarrass ...
... np for the winter. Immense quantities of the finest qualities are now being shipped by the crosschannel Bteamers.— Belfast Whig. Speed of the Royal Train. The Royal train on Wednesday night was 24 minutes behind the time wbich it was due at Newcastle ...
... year 1834, when he quarrelled with the Grey Ministry, in consequence of their Irish Church policy, few of the Parliamentary Whigs had a better reputation even with those who deemed the fastest of these too slow in reference to the Reform of the Constitution ...
... to the toast ot Members for the Northern Division of Essex, Major Beresford insisted upon maintaining the old distinction ot WHIG AND TORT. He said : I hear an assertion of late, and it does seem a curious idea, that the distinctions between parties becoming ...
... Ireland, with view to the of the personnel and the expenses of the Court 011 011 commission will hold its sittings in Dublin Whig. The Bishop of Ripon on Saturday triennial visitation of the clergy of the e^e enced his ederal ohurcb, Ripon. There was a ...
... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...
... or cold w e°t BP d7stricts, are in many instances so bad that they would scarcely pay the expenses attending the digging of Whig says :- The partial failure ofthe notato crop this season has fallen with great seventy on fhe smalHamers and day labourers ...
... the American nation has not yet taken—they should have done as we did in the years '34 and '35 the great measure which the Whig Government passed—they should have paid for them. (Hear, hear.) If-tho American nation had had the moral courage to devote-some ...
... conld certaml b assadors of °_ ate years > be known twoaia*o read thai ■ ose ndwriting was the most difficait S» t0 conceiv «- Whig says - THE QcatEN.—The Northern vist to \ M ' Bride has ' ast rett,rned pstition to Her M wbence be proceeded to present a ...
... of his desires, are directed to the accomplishment of this, and nothing less, and nothing lower. The world knows him not as Whig or Tory, as Churchman or Dissenter; it associates him not with any «ism, however respectable. He not the representative of ...
... were wielded the cause of Reform. A leader in the Radical ranks, he agreed to a bond of union between the Radicals and the Whigs, for the purpose of advancing the common interest; and the universal respect in which his character and talents were held vastly ...