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... with the English and Scotch market,. General tonsiness in Belfast has been exhibiting stirring activity all the week.—Belfast Whig. MURDER NEAR TO•11. Ure regret we Lave to record a fearful murder which took within one mile of Tuam, the Osurranes-road, near ...
... and neighbouring distrists. As usual, the Irish prieste arc the chief speekerst In reference to this subject, the Norther* Whig says:—The partial failure of the potatoe crop this season has fallen with great severity on the ;plan farmers and day labourers ...
... man, or privatelv as gentleman; but I cannot ooinprehend, and have yet to learn, why when a certain Ministry is in power, be Whig or Conservative, a party man of either side is always nominated to fill that offioo, the most important county lias to offer; ...
... soon pass over to a new generation. Nearly the same time that Sir James expired, the Illness of two of his seniors of the old Whig school was announced, namely, that of Lord Brougham and the Marquis of Lansdowne, so that one thought the last breath of autumn ...
... given by the © Parish. Address, X.Y, Z., care of Mr. SuanLaxp, Bookseller Southampton, GENERAL DOMESTIC COSSIP. The Northern Whig states that Mr. Sheridan Knowles is suffering from severe illness in the neighbour- ted to hold a great Protestant in Dublin ...
... and two years afterwards he was returned for Carlisle on Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed great acouisition to the Whigs, political party then hourly gaining strength in the country ...
... blitemehad began it- William ration endorsed by such a statesman as Lord William Bentinck. On returning to England, in • decided Whig; and his mama is identified with the 1818, in his twenty-sixth year, he was returned Info= Bill of 1882, the Repeal of the ...
... based. If the American collapse is exerting any real influence pernicious the Liberals in this country, it is because the Whigs have Droved that they did not dare to take their stand any principle of their own, but simply expended the.r strength in moderating ...
... of Manchester, a brother, we believe, of Sir Joto ;; who for several years represented the cotton capital. forward iv the Whig interest. The Conservatives JJ dressed a requisition to Mr. Hodgson, who for sf«**j represented Carlisle, and is personally ...
... of action. Although, fn>m 1841 to held office as Home Secretary, under Sir Robert Peel, ended life as Lad began it decided Whig; and bis name is identified with the Reform Bill of 1832, the Repeal of the Coro Laws, aud other prominent liberal mrasures ...
... registered for that Ward, joined with him with a view to avoid a contest, in Nominating three candidates, two of whom were Whigs and Theeesimainations—the nominators being - is qualified burgeons of the Ward—were strictly legal. It also tree that Mr. Hart ...
... terminated in the return ®® orr ' !Wn » 'he Government candidate, a majority of over the Conservative, Mr. Addiugton. Tlio Whig-Radical journals, a matter of course, are loudly crowing over thin result, aud striving to make the world believe that it is ...