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... RY ON THE QUEEN'S ISLAND, BELFAST. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Office, 4.30 p.m- (from thb second edition of the northern whig.) Bklfast, Thursday This morning,at half-past four o'clock, the harbour constable in charge of the Queen's Island observed ...
... eseape With their | stove.--* 4 | posed to have beep caused by a did second edition of the Northern Whig. w As aie NEW’ PROJECTS. om ut _ et tie Pg gre. ae y were all the preliminary arrangements to the duced, se that been conelud ed, Sir James Hudson ...
... of the advantages Ireland possesses; yet, their people do net fly from their shores. What, then, is the cause It is Whig misrule— Whig misgovernment—which is causing the depopulation of Ireland. Mr. Barry, true to the party who gave him his professorial ...
... Repealers in 1848, and are now Whig sycopants and (Jastle slaves, or, in John Hitchers words, As soon the sun rises they will bend the knee I ask yon were those words of prophesy fultllled.? We want no Repeal versus Whig hnmbugger.—t remain, dear Mr. ...
... that ha the only Bill Peeler eseatrywhe or de work enlelentli—esponme he the Inlonsole of thaw who entrust their favours Sells Whig • J. D. will that Beam MIN pally, greeted daring Alterations of be with ea he le prat arta to give liberal torso for the ego ...
... Steamboats run from Bridgeport to London, and thence to Knoxrille, twenty-two miles. Stores are transported by rail. The Richmond Whig of the 16th of December contains the following : 44 The Atlanta Confederacy asserts that our cavalry advanced on the 10th above ...
... Freeman Office, Three o' Clock ni'RNING THE CONSERVATORY ON THE QUEEN ISLAND. BELFAST. from the Second E it ton of Northern Whig.) morning, at half-past four o’clock, the harbour charge the Queen’s Island observed smoke issuing from the tower of the C ...
... practices which are not only foolish, but which ue positive breaches of the law, and might have led to a serious riot. —Northern Whig. THE MACKESY TESTIMONIAL. Dublin Committee. Subscriptions received to Jan. 4,1864. Already acknowledged . . . £lOB Dr. Irvine ...
... successors for accepting the honour at a time, when titles were obtained with such disreputable facility.’’ When Fox wrote to tho Whigs in Dublin of the arrival of the Duke of Portland Jjord Lieutenant, Cbarlemont met Grattan and said, I am the poorest peer, ...
... act of weakness may have to have had all the effect an act of treachery. The Dutch auction game may be again played. The Whigs, well content to let the Church rest where last year's successful defence left it, have been put under a sort of compulsion ...
... by Mr. Boyle. The procession then re-formed, and the remains were borne to ! the family vault, and there deposited.—Nwthern Whig. ...
... Hospital late hour last night, but hopes whatever are entertained of his recovery, his death being only question time.—Northern Whig. Robbery.—On Monday last j£2so was stolen out of the house of Mr. Ebenezer Pike, Besshorough, Cork. This sum was drawn from ...