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... was a most popular member of the Killultagli Hunt, every member of which will sincerely deplore his untimely loss,-Northem Whig. CONCEALING PERSONS CHARGED WITH MURDER IN IRELAND.—Information having reached the govern- ment that Patrick Ross and James ...
... wham were, and bed hese tam thee sok maws of the port aid cemervetees the Rivers Men sad Prom within the seas la the equity Whig the ownership of the ask of these Ara baby high-wsesr astir sad of lawful gasp es their brio ; sad to the Weir heels. sal wild* ...
... have helped the Whigs beeause | ihe Federals at the Orangemen, who, “ on ” lay among the “express warm wishes ou against the which they can never accomplish, bravery of the in spite of all this, Catholics shoul putable, as is pot the Whigs, The Tablet | ...
... local charities. His tion comes off to- morro W. I will send you a erport of it. EXTRAORDINARY CA ' OF A RY a The Northern Whig publishes a report of the following case, tried at the Ballymena Quarter Sessions on Wednes- day:— Agnes apparently aged about ...
... vindicated the foreign policy of the administration of which he was a member, from the ignorant or wilful misrepresenta- tions of Whig-Radical accusers; and thus defended the course adopted by his political chiefs .- — One point often dwelt upon by those opposed ...
... bave found partial work are making only a weekly pittance. quite unequal to the demands of nature for sustenance.—Northern Whig, Accipest.—Two Men Mon- dsy last, an accident of a most distressing character oc- curred at a place called Loughanebeg, two ...
... hold •nf,-renceB with the Confederate generals in Arkansas. Th~ Governor of Virginia has addres>ed a letter to the / •*/■ ond Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain ii roposition from any quarter having for its object the -st .ration of the Union ...
... brethern of the tie, The other lodges in the town also cele brated the festival by dining together at their various Northern Whig. J places of meeting.— Tas Paincg or Wates.—His Royal Highness the Prinee of Wales will shortly proceed to bis uew resi- denee ...
... There is only which ont Often and wage to in this amounted to of bat in of 1862 paid will in is stopped and anffer”— Northern Whig Corros iy LtTinrooL— (Wednesday) declaration ot stock of held in Liverpool by in trade from which is there is 330000 compared ...
... is an- nounced, ‘The deceased was made ajudgein the Queen’s Bench in 1836, and retired four years ago. He began life as a Whig, but after his elevation to the bench he became a The His death was caused by bronchitis, DublinEvening Mail throws a doubt ...
... series of lies, treachery, and corruption. It was the most shameless piece of national immorality witnessed in our days. 3. The Whig government of England, I mean Lord Palmerston's government, was fully aware of all that was going on ; and aided and abetted ...
... nave roperty dulv renr im the Northern Whig. —— — THE YELVERTON CORRESPON DEN Tue Caledonian Mercury has procured from t Mra, Theresa Yelverton, for specia! publication tire of the correspondence, from first to last, ths between Major Yelverton and Miss ...