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... have just signed a convention relative to the establishmeld of a submarine telegraph between the two countries. The Northeen Whig says that the Heroine one of the Ateamen , plying between Belfast and Bangor, has been sold to an agent of the Confederate ...
... financial manipulator; and whets he is watched, as he now is, he is as good a %Chancellor of the Em chequer as can be found in the Whig ranks. This year he stands in the, to him, somewhat novel predicament of having a very large surplus to dispose of, end he ...
... Real for Newcastle, oh. I:realist. (*.ppm. at from Cacho. fah alt. nara 8., kit Newport for Kompherg. Vita ale. Lapeer, Whig*. at Lonro, from honk.. lot Ind. Latta., .t from Taw*, a alt. 24th ult. nor/broth few Kopko, Pith alt. Commis/4 at Cardona ...
... that the steerage of vessels passing over the spot is affected by the quantity. SHOCKING TO •1•ORD FIARRAREA—The Northern Whig reports an accident by which the life of Lord Masserene is seriously imperilled. It appeals that on Saturday Lordship, in the ...
... The tinker killed was a Pro.Nino and the oilier a Pole, and the out of altercation on the strain; of Poland. The .Verfleerit Whig states dust the di•trettts front went of employment aoumgrt the knot-loom cotton wearers Nod embroiderers io Ulster increasing ...
... and no one has said to him, pointing to the crowd on a public holiday. that is yours!' THE Seolta or AMIS. — The Richinowl Whig has the following account of the im• mense spoils left by the Federal army :— Froze every aide we hear that the spoils left ...
... DEATH MARQUIS op LANSDOWNE. This venerable and esteemed Whig nobleman died on Saturday, at hie country seat of Bowood, and by hie death one of the few links that connect the pre. sent generation with the great names of Fox and Pitt has been removed. He ...
... the steam oat the Sian. were all tad N..& The ship dos sew rocks that them moil est Ise got oat. Soot No. 2, with some the Whig leaded on the tor* by the ' , toddies ei with the help of tome the got . seemed to a rock to keep time steel from wt. We them ...
... Kinnaird voting against the Government! Mr Kinnaird is, however, not to be charged with hie sistency in this matter. He is a Whig, 'tin true, and a Palmerstonian; but, above all, lie is a l'r testant, and therefore he dislikes this bill. It rat that he ...
... Ward; a Conservative at one tar writers rlithe day. Bat to the house.breaking - - - time, now a Liberald:onaervative-a Whig, if you -the demolition system; Hungerford market, near please. His Lordsli:p is identified with the Italian to Charing Croaa ...
... Tiarl was to resign is contradicted. The morie the pity. Tnr. contest , at Andover between Mr Humphrey Tory) and Mr Hawkahalw (Whig), term mated in favour of the former by a majorit3 4b. The late member was also a Tory. Ayeatr of no great importance. LEE ...
... reminds us that there are Consenatives who are on some subjecta more liberal then many Liberal& We greatly fear that, if the Whig nobleman who was Mr Stirling's opponent for the St Andrews Rectorship had been succendul, the Inaugural Address would have ...