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... THE LATEST WHIG JOB. ( From the &indent. ) Earl Russell has discovered by this time that he took a false step when he mancenvred Sir James Hudson out of the Italian mission, and intrigued Mr Elliot into it. Of course there have been apologies for this ...
... (from the Northern Whig.) We have triple satisfaction—public, personal, and professional—in referring to the honour of knighthood having been conferred the Lord Lieutenant on our very respected good friend, Dr. Gray, of the Frksmax’s Joueuial. It fa for ...
... Telgrams to the Richmond Whig. MOBILE, May 25. A special despatch, dated Jackson, May 24 (Sunday), says firing was heard till nine o'clock this morning. No report of artillery has been beard since that hour. This morning the 20th Mississippi Regiment ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERS WHIG. Dear Stß,—Belfast some years ago was famous in Ireland for its advocacy the abolition of slavery wherever it existed, and clergymen were ardent speakers from die platform on the righteous cause. When the Free Church of ...
... (from the northern whig). Dr. Cullen has fulminated an epistle, nearly six columns in length, at Mr. O’Hagan, concerning his Tralee speech, and particularly with regard to that portion of it relating to National education, and the part taken by him iu ...
... WHIG DISCOMFITURE AT DUNDEE. (From 'Notes and Queries.*) Amongst the MSS. belonging to the Faculty Advocates one of a miscellan-ous description very use a common-plrc# book, and written about the beginning of last century. In it are preserved very singular ...
... THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. Sm _ _ . T0 TFIE EDITOR. H6t i~u c. . to the •• rticle ■* your journal of the Ith ■StoT. hW- ie L ?? Whh - *P«»elyte,'' wherein it is the ?? I i by de ' : ees tho Daif ?? Express receded from adont_i . i «* y W, ' ich ifc bad ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. SlB, —As one of the firms paying large amount of duty on tea—if not the largest at the port—*e feel bound in the interest of the trade, as well as the general interest the port, to call the attention of the public, ...
... Whig No. 6 016 I ) • MaasMsasesi as » / Attain iintratian. BELFAST AND BANGOR. ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. JUNE, 1863, the steamers HERO and HEROINE will ply between BELFAST AND BANGOR, from foot of Uton Strxkt), weather permitting From Belfast at 7 and 11 ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sra, —I wu gt»ti6e ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. Snru^fniFntd. VICTORIA HALL, BELFAST. W. H. EDWARDS’S WANDERINGS IN AMERICA, Afternoons Half.pwtTWO; Evening* EIGHT. Closing on FRIDAY, Fsb. 20. HEAT ROYAL, BELFAST TORNADOES OP GESTICULATED ECSTACYCONTINUED TRIUMPH ! THIS ...
... of the nation, cannot expected to suffer unavenged. The Whigs will feel when it is too late that they let some, glorious opportunities slip through their fingers unworthy of attention. Let the Whigs put their bouse in order. Ireland has tried and found ...