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... because the latter happens to more “respectable” or irfluenlisl, or able to reciprocate favours with the complaisant jourenlist —Whig. [We cordially .tibactthe every word written nttr coteroporary this subject.] G oking for titf. —The Scotsman adverts the Glasgow ...
... expected tint/ additional will be realized the sale of tickets. Thf. Belfast Town Council —We read the following in the Northern Whig concerning the monfh'y meeting of the Bolfast Municipal Council : The public in large numhfrt ...
... associated with the political opinions of the Whigs, and many occasions the change of a ministry he was honoured the confidence of her Majesty as to the calling in” of new minister*. politic* the noble Marquis was Whig of the old school —a consistent Liberal ...
... the start, finding few | Sessions , t0 give the owner of the pro- She appeared powerless. She did not appear backers . The Whig has it that the con- JameB Cramsie, Esq., Ballymoney, an to have been well looked after. No bed-pan Bt j taen(;s . 0 f Lisburn ...
... in this swindling transaction may depend upon it that they will be detected and exposed, if they persevere in their scheme.— Whig. ...
... introduced by Sir L. Grogan. Mr. Vance, and Mr. Longfield. The Proprietors of the Northern WTiUI have enlarged the Daily Northern Whig four columns, and the Weekly e!qht columns of additional matter, without alterinz the price. Mrs. Kceles is agent in this locality ...
... neglects do ; and the Treasury regulation, ivhich aims to supply this omission very bungling, circuitous, and doubtful Northern Whig. TYRRELL I'. THE IRISH SOCIEIY, In the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, on Friday last, Mr. Brooke, Q.C., moved, on the part ...
... re-paid four fold. This is the best way of improving land—Derry Sentinel. Chksp Cooki.'G Depots Eitespixo to Dp.p. _The Northern Whig f Tuesday states that while thinking of the desirability of hinting at a project like the Glasgow one—('he cheap depot-)-a ...
... directly into mechanical power, through the generation of steam for the propulsion of machinery. Pauper Deportation —The Northern Whig has an account of the deportation of poor woman named Anne Kean, from SteTenslown Uuiou, iu the county of Ayr, to Armagh. It ...
... steadily pursued, advertising always has paid, and'always must pay enormously ; and this is the true trade secret. .—Northern Whig. MR. FRASER, OF PAISLEY, AT HIS dition of the farmer's stock during the winter. * have been better if ' If hay is well saved ...
... confident of success, and vague rumours are current that he has been reinforced General Banks’ army from Red River. The Richmond Whig says that the Federal dead strew the ground in front of the works, and estimates the loss before Vicksburg at 10,000. Northern ...
... value thftt ,l,e or the public of Certain benefices even still further, there might would now allow any Govwrntoent, he It Whig certain localltiei where a distribution of or Conservative, to as far as they did in Church revenues ia i*onnection wi»h c ...