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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... on foot, the fibre may be materially injured in the watering, and greatly deteriorated in the scutching process.— Northern Whig. ...
... notwithstanding this, the Orange Lodges were permitted to parade in public, decorated with their party emblems. —Northern Whig. Madame Ristohi as *' Norma,”— The first ftpparance of Madame Ristori in Norma, attracted more attention than any piece in ...
... welkin, and the defendant in Newry, and the damages are laid at £3,000. An able her has been engaged on each alde.—Northere Whig. Or CLARS.—The lamented death of Mr. Munamer• Calcutt vacancy in the representation of the county of Clare, for which Sir Colman ...
... Gurtinard. William Eaq.. J.P.. Plermont, John Townsend French, Eva, J.P., Lansdowne Lodge. David Seq., Clark of the Crows, Whig read the preempt for holding the Assizes, His Lordship 'Admiring the Grand Jury old Colonel de Moleyns and gentlemen of the ...
... under the title of the Duchess of Lancaster. JULY ANNIVERSARIES IN THE NORTH— MORE DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST, (From the Northern Whig.) Betrast, Morninc, — Yesterday evening, as was generally apprehended, another of the disgraceful scenes, for which Belfast ...
... great deal more—to meet Alphabetic Royalty in every place where R. was to be found. —Edmund Yales, in the Belfast Northern Whig, Christian Names. —The simple Christian name of kings and queens stands above all their titles, and for many years in Italy ...
... tending steadily for two years, and if it is accomplished we have only our own weak acquiescence in a fancy pro- gramme of the Whig Ministry to thank for it. We have already paid very deadly for our whistle. The discredit and nullification of our diplomacy; ...
... forcible purchas of Fowke^-Folly.” don’t find much more in the of th>* y«ar’« Parliament.—A’rfswmi Yates, in the Belfast Northern Whig. ...
... an old object of inveterate hatred met their eyes, This was the resi- dence of Mr, cheer preceded Finlay, proprietor of the Whig. A loud the louder rattle of a volley of stones, and atoms. the glass of t wo rows of windows was shivered into Exulting in ...