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... Sergeant Millar 1 4 H. Alsop (absent) J. Harrison ; 5 3 8 Sergeant M'Caitby 0 2 2 Skbious Affray at Belfast.—The Northern Whig states that on Tuesday afternoon a serious affray occurred Belfast. appears th a bottomry bond bad been given by the former ...
... Admiralty, and the men of Manchester refer to the expenditure of those data the model for ours. In UM he seceded from the Whigs with Mr. Stanley, and gradually came round to the so'called Derby Dilly, till he joined the party of Sir Robert Peel. He ...
... of !temple. se 10 at the feet of the askew, lir do sad Dubow, end • th• Pirsequiel staray. Tie eared ha to the (ONO. and VMS Whig *Mk the Daiwa The elated the trt. la the wiliob hid boom Miler el Ter tie tearaelea. The Ow usisition Lk the as • edelke to ...
... whom inherited the title wore, was Tory of the most antique mould; but the late Sir James Graham began bia career aa a liberal Whig. Hie eloquence and logic were enlisted in the service of the popular cause, and they contributed very much to the advancement ...
... In the whole community, has baen, and is at the present moment, Mr. S. R. Graves, the Mayor. All classes of politicians, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals—the ladies, too, that section of society which rules all classes—are unanimous in sounding the praises ...
... a Uw week* since, in alreaily at an eml, the *crew hot Laving bey.. withilrawm AA tlw uharterv.l Emeral.l, %Lich enutpeteil Whig. onnay. ATP Pelt!, - sr TO tiet tiar-Tker• anent* Wk, waly It, 71.• le Ill vat wWII.* thiwps awe pi 111414, 1 (40 h. ...
... 1818. The circumstances of the Hull contest, as much as anything else, determined him to commence his political career as a Whig of the extreme school. In 1826 member for Carlisle, and in 1830 for the county of Cumberland, he became First Lord of the Admiralty ...
... endowments—that he was connected with the band of heroes who are fast disappearing from among us—that he was the associate of the Whigs and the Tories —the lieutenant of Peel, and a fellow labourer of Russell—that he zided in the great work NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS ...
... to complete bis canvass. The points of difference between the two candidates most talked of in the town, after the great one Whig and Tory, are that Mr Morrison pledges himself to support the ballot, the Permissive Bill, and, if needs be, the abolition ...
... Nothingarian or Anythingarian.'' It is no use to give earnest political speeches to men who have no principle. Ask them if they are Whig or Tory, and very likely they do not know the difference between the two. They are prepared | to sell their vote to those who ...
... two men named Pat and Denis Mullin, GaUagh, and received such injuries that he died next day* Serious Affray at Belfast.—The Whig states that ou Tuesday afternoon serious affray occurred at Belfast. It appears that bottomry bond ha« been given by the former ...