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... Though these were Tory days, and his family were decided Tories, Lord Normanby, like Sir James Graham, came forth asa Whig, and more than a Whig—almost a Radical, A strong literary tendency, which afterwards showed itself in novels and various other works, ...
... stability and national character of the Irish portion of the United Church, but neither the wounded foe of the Whigs, Mr. Bernal Osborne, nor the Whigs themselves, are the proper instruments for this useful and necessary ovement. The Church can afford await ...
... appeared in our Second Edition of last evening :— (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) CROWN COURT. (From the Second Edition of Northern Whig.\ Betrast, charges against J. B. Barbour and Robert Barbour for bribery at the Lis- burn election, are postponed till the next ...
... COUNTY ANTRIM ASSIZES. THIIRSDAT.—The Northern Whig says he charges against J. B. Barbour and Robert Barbour, for bribery at tbe Lisburn election, are postponed till the next assizes. ...
... MR. VERNER. Belfast, Thursday Morning.— The Northern Whig of this morning, says, have reason to believe that the petition against the return of Mr. Verner, already perfected and forwarded, will bo lodged to-day or tomorrow. We understand that Mr. Verner ...
... THE LISHURN ELECTION-PETITION AGAINST MIL VERNER. Moasuto.—The Northern Whig ot • his morning nye, we have reason to believe that the petition against the return of Mr. Verner. already perfected and forwarded will be lodged either to-day or to-morrow ...
... these measures have been adopted. THE LISBURN ELECTION—PETITION AGAINST MR. VERNER. Belfast, Thcbadat Morning The Northern Whig of this morning, says, hare reason to belicre that the petition against the return of Mr. Verner, already perfected and forwarded ...
... the indignity its hope and heir being styled simply a baron, and called merely Lord Somerset. Possibly, owing to the recent Whig victories Totnes, or to the eminence of his present Grace’s services at the Admiralty, the blot the high dignity of the Somerset ...
... Having taken all on.board, the Mary Edsen proceeded on her voyage. THE JULY ANNIVERSARIES IN THE NORTH. (from the northern whig.) Belfast, Tuesday Morning.— ln this town yesterday some excitement was caused by car loads of Orangemen passing through the ...
... operatives. Having taken board, the Mary Edsen proceeded on her voyage. THE JULY ANNIVERSARIES IN THE NORTH. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Belfast, Tuesday Morning.— ln this town yesterday some excitement was caused car loads of Orangemen passing through the streets ...
... that every decent man belonging to it abhors. The account, which appeared in our paper yesterday, taken from the Northern Whig) of the doings of some of these vagabonds, in Belfast, on Tuesday evening last, has put our readers in possession of one of ...
... draper ; to surrender on Friday, the 3lst July, and on Tuesday, the 18th August next. The late Dake of Hawilton’s father was a Whig of the old school, and probably one of the haughtiest men of his day. He cherished an idea that he was the legitimate king ...