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... when work was bad, from removing to another locality where employment was more abundant. The Irish Linen Trade.—Th* Belfast Whig, of Saturday, reports There is not much to report in the transactions the Linen department of our local trade during the week ...
... that both the belligerent armies Murfrecsbro' had been largely reinforced, and that the fight had been renewed. The Richmond Whig has a violent article on England for refusing to co-operate with Fiance for mediation in America. It says England could have ...
... reported thivt murderers had afterwards gone to where they were arrested. Shameful Results the Belfast Town Council Dead-Lock.—The Whig says: —It lias been said that when things are their very worst, they will mend. The present state of public affairs in Belfast ...
... ; and Mr Rea soon afterwards left, handing some silver to the chairman for going away without liberty. What next Northern Whig of Friday. Prince-Consort Memorial at Bath— Inscription Suggested by Her Majesty.—The design Noble for bust of the Prince-Consort ...
... Lord President of the Council in the Whig Ministry, from November 1830 to November 1834; from April 1835 to September 1841; and again in July 1846. His Lordship has been for many years the acknowledged chief the Whigs, with whose history his public career ...
... result had been the very favourable one of beating ourselves at last into all but unanimity : Let Whig and Tory a agree. It long since this was sung, but Whig and Tory don't yet agree extremely well. When circumstances require it, however, they agree- They ...
... Herald's correspondent asserts that the rising San Domingo is an unimportat affair. New York, March (Evening).—The Richmond Whig of the 17th inst. says that the bombardment of Port Hudson commenced at two o'clock on the 14th inst. At twelve o'clock at ...
... all mean nearly tbe same thing. A Lono-lost Letter.—A professional gentleman, a solicitor town, has handed to us {Northern Whig) letter which he wrote to client, on legal business, and posted the Donegal Place pillar-box on the December, 1861. It was ...
... to the fund now in course o. collection for the families of the crew of the ill-fated Orpheus Distress Ulster.—The Northern Whig states that the distress from want of employment amongst the hand loom cotton weavers and embroiderers in Lister increasing ...
... that can drag half-anounce, is brought forth into the Park to see the Prince and Princess. Edmund Yates in the Northern Whig. Accident to the English Ambassador at Copenhagen —Sir A. Paget) says the Dagbladet of the 27th inst., and the Secretary the ...
... Unpleasant Quarters. —Tlie Vidcabnrg Whig of tlie of April says:— u Wm owe our readers an apology for the scarcity of reading matter in this morning's paper. The shells from the Yankee battery across the river burst so close our office yesterday that ...
... that the report that the Empress of the French was dyeing turns out to have had a foundation! Edmund Yates in the Northern Whig. Girls the Federal Army.—A Pennsylvania girl, who has been serving as soldier in the Army of the West for ten months, says ...