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... has been convoked for the 31st inst. THUNDERSTORM IN BELFAST -FATAL ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING. The second edition of the Northern Whig says that morning, about 11 o’clock, a farmer, belonging to St Field in the County Down, when standing in the cattle market ...
... when rogues fall out. The Whigs wanted the votes of the Radicals in order to enable them to seize the reins of power, and the Radicals, like simpletons as they were, gave them their votes in reliance on the faith of Whig promises. But, their object ...
... meetings in Dundalk , and it was he who sounded the alarm in the Repeal Association, that O’Connell was inclining towards the Whigs early in ’4O; and when the rupture took place between what was called Old and Young Ireland, Mr Barry left the Association ...
... scope and play, and it was his delight to furnish them with ample nutriment. In politics he was.., like his father, a staunch Whig, and in religion a steady adherent of the Established Church of Scotland; and there was no measure of local or general benevolvence ...
... the following articles during the armistice;— Horses, oxen, pigs, bacou, rye, and oats. THE BELFAST RIOTS. (From ike Northern Whig.J Eilfast, Monday. Yesterday evening the arrangement* of the police were similar in every respect to the arrangements on | ...
... of spectators, pro their loyal • very cordial reception. la Ike of it decided not to emberk at Dudes U Brositay Worry, tins Whig so to threat • reception on the sod la the tows, • telegraphic otossage, the &sup La the arrangement, seat from Monne, so ...
... varying degrees of mediocrity, bué there is none on which the country would better like to see him than in the new part of a Whig peer retired from business. In the prospect of parting with an old servant, ore is always inclined to take the pleasantest ...
... found trust and mission in the recent ? Must the railing of the Manchester School be good? the melancholy told? Whigs are bound sapport the Whig interest. This is political What, then, have we to answer to Messrs wyn, and the other ‘the lash of the whi pol ...
... ALLEGED RIOTS IN DERRY Saturday.— The Northern Whig its second e*Ution says, they have received this morning a letter from Derry contradicting the report disturbances having taken place there. The Prince Princess of Wale* Arkrokldie.—On Wedneeday, the ...
... great nation, from an intolerance of her prosperity.—CW«/ Justice Bushe, Charles James Fox the Union.— At a meeting of the Whig Club, May 7, 1800, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in London, Mr Fox in the chair, the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Holland, and others ...
... .onsomy and reduction of the Income-tax. list 0hen that terrible test of an M.P.'s con- ?? comes a little closer, will our Whig MIl'.'s feel quite so comefortable in having no good deed to boast of exempt ties, that they kept on an income-tax for five ...
... been prepared. The Colonel, who was quarter Toiy, three-quarters Radical in his opimone, but who all his life long hated the Whigs, treasured up this epistle till he thought he could use it with effect. That time (lid not arrive till 18,18, when Smith O'Brien ...