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... OF BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) It appears that Thursday evening Mr. Hcrdman had invited few friends to dinner his residence Cliftonville. After dinner, some members of the party agreed to have walk through the lawn or along the road leading from ...
... The Papists were in a stat e ot transition from Whig to Tory, and the latter would not allow their followers to gige expression to anything which might offend these whose votes they hoped to obtain. The Whigs had long keen in alliance with the Papists, and ...
... higher classes do not wish working men to possess. Once let working men read and think for themselves, and all the sophistry of Whigs and Tories will not debar them from the right to exercise the franchise. It was a consolation to reformers to read the speeches ...
... olticc to the Whigs three years ago. Other elections are still the which give promise ol further Conservative success, among the rest that tor the North-Riding of Yorkshire, consequent the death of E.ii. Cay ley, Esq., for many years the Whig member. The ...
... payment ever devised the ingenuity of man. Immense cheering.) Sixty-three year* bad elapsed since the county had returned two whig members. The chairing the successful candidates, now altogether out of fashion, was great event the day of victory, and many ...
... on his peril being discovered, the firemen showed as much alacrity in rescuing him if be had been human comrade. —Northern Whig, Ploughing Match. —The Eskdale and Ltddesdale annual ploughing match, open to all, took place at the farm of Parkhonse lost ...
... during the year amounted to 364,935 barrels, the declared value bein£ £1,389,793. Cost op Law and Justice Ireland.— The Norlhern Whig calls attention to the enormous cost of law and justice” in Ireland. In the civil service estimat) s for 1862-3 relating to ...
... twetty-lour hours, Wilder penally of dismissal. Iho M'rnmM Ho. 2 is completed, and below Fort Darling. ready for aca. The BiiAmow/ Whig that if electioneering naaerttona could . beliceed, the eeanlt of Northern elections would anttal to declaration of peace; ...
... From the first the cause of Blamtre had become tho cause of the county. From the lirui opening of Ihe polling booths the Whigs kept ahead, and each day distanced the Tories more and more. the evening of the thud day Saturday, the voters who had polled ...
... A FUNNY EDITOR. The editor of the Kentucky Whig, published at Mount Sterling, having set forth on journey, the gentleman left in charge of the office thus announced to the readers of the journal his temporary investiture of the robes editorial“ are happy ...
... parliament the gentle nan who would support l*ormiasivo Bill, irrespective of his other political professions. They bad Tory aud Whig or Liberal as their repiosontativc* at present, but tbo Liberal was a very yellow nature. (Applause ) 110 would sooner any ...
... appointment were loss dangerous than must fear it will prove, on* could wish it to made, to give thu world a specimen of Whig patronage and Whig orthodoxy. Hut would bring on the Church worse blow than any her avowed enemies could inflict ■oust hope that even ...