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... quietly, all returning to their respective homes about six o’clock, and the town resumed its usual quietness. —Correspondent of Whig. On Tuesday, as the steamer Heroine was about to start on her mid-day trip to Bangor, person whose name we have not been able ...
... SedttK ™ Ho.jY._AU countered the hurricane on th , , witnessed ‘'ih. too. severe hurricane, is owned by Messrs. J. • J Northern Whig. ®|tf mtontaj |«tinral. rESTABLISHED AJ. 1773.1 SATUBDAY, OCTOBEK 3, 1863. A battle baa been fouglit near Chattanooga, between ...
... DAILY. The Times. London Daily Telegraph.’’ Dublin Daily Express.” „ Freeman's Journal.’ Belfast News-Letter.” „ Northern Whig.” „ Morning News.” Glasgow Herald.” TRI-WEEKLY. Edinburgh Witness.” Subscription to Newsroom, Library, \ j2 gj Annum. Lectures ...
... which meets this tram at Portadown, had to proceed to Dublin before the Dungannon train arrived at the Portadown station.— Whig of Tuesday. On Saturday last despatches were received all coastguard stations in the kingdom from the admiralty, with instructions ...
... hii resolntion not to .How «T irreler.nl tdon™. ThTs«niin.tlo» wilne. thou prooeeded with.- Abridged from the Northern Whig. Jobs toon m Mr. a»P«*rance aft the portico of the Belfast Court-honse, on Saturday, he was seized b? number of his admirers ...
... assert that a despatch from Port Hudson was received in the Confederate Senate whieh caused lively sensation; and the Richmond Whig of the same date mouras over reverses the south-west. The New York press considers these circumstances indicative of the C ...
... and on Saturday Mr. John Hamill advanced about £2OO to pay the wages of the day and night constables and scavengers. Northern Whig. Some senseless fellow, taking advantage of the excitement produced in the city of Worcester during the week by the execution ...
... the proportion ot five one. believe that they are keeping up misleading deadly heresy. He had reminded the house that every Whig leader of eminence had turn condemned the Estab)i.lu!ent that the present LorJ CarlUle had deaotibed Church without flock, ...
... Government will great, and the nation will have nothing to repent. ,■■———s-——= THE TOAST OF THE PRESS.” (From the Northern Whig.) . probably speak the sentiments °f ninety-nine oat is r=r„Toryi£i2 tX apecial, Ita. ton duly drunk, and very frequently when ...
... to reduced. It is quite possible that, but for accidental and personal complications, this motion would have been carried. Whigs, as well as Radicals, were prepared to support it. A majority of the existing Government, including Lords Melbourne and Al ...
... nmself unahle to free hie wife’, anguish at teeing her boy ,en conscripts. They found him hanging behind his door dead. The Whig states that the inqniry into the circumstance* of Miss Carets death have been indefinitely adjourned. ...
... George a most effective assistant or antagonist in a parliamentary discussion. He was a fine specimen of the philosophical Whig. From the subjoined biographical sketch it will be seen that Sir George Lewis has been in political harness, in and out of ...