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... a secret tribunal, from which the public were debarred, and was nest of Whigs. Forty persons were connected with the Board, every one of whom without exception belonged to the Whig party. He had received hundreds of letters complaining of the manner which ...
... Fite, in room of the late Mr. Wemyss, took place the hustings Cupar. There was no oppostion to the return Sir Anstruther, the Whig candidate, his Kadical and Conservative opponents having withdrawn from the field. The proceedings were, consequently, conducted ...
... should not take upon himself to deal with him, but commit him to the sessions tor trial. A Discover*. —The Belfast Northern Whig reports tlist tbree women who wen searching for shellfish in Belfast bar boar, when tbe tide was oat, Tuesday morning, discovered ...
... Pursuit of Health. By Thomas More Madden, M.D. 1 voL, price 12s. This day published, In Bvo., price Is. 6d., Crimes of the whigS; or, a Radical’s Reasons for Supporting the Tory Party the next General Election. . . Published in the ** Newcastle Journal ...
... think the Whigs contemplated the ruin the Church, though he wus happy to say never was Whig, and prayed never might be, for was of opinion that a Whig was creature completely out of the pale all intellect (great laughter), and thought Whig was truly described ...
... parishes of the country. The Flax Crop.—The Belfast Northern Whig continues the most favourable reports of the flax crop. An cellent specimen, grown on the farm Mr. Matthews, y® left the Whig office on Tuesday. mealed 29* inches in length. vn * taJiaQ ...
... not desire it. Everything throws the Torica into the arms the Powers personifying in Europe the old right of despotism. The Whigs bare not always done justice to tho Imperial Government, hot reflection and time cannot fail to bring the English Government ...
... MONDAY’S RIOTING. The principal incident of Monday’s rioting was a fight between 500 navvies and the Orange party. The Northern Whig of yesterday morning states that another fight occurred between five and six o’clock, in which firearms again were used, and ...
... agriculturists of the north, and, believe, throughout Ireland generally, will be placed a highly advantageous position. —Northern Whig. ...
... wee raised the am grinder’s solicitor an to whether the defendant oooifiju summoned to answer charge for the commiasion of whig he had been taken into custody previously, tod diachuig by tbe magistrate. Mr. Lewis, the solicitor, argument by remarking ...
... have come to light to prove such to have been the case, OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT dpoS A SOLICITOR, A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing on Saturday night from Omnsli, gives the following •“ of most outrageous assault committed well known eolicitor “The ...
... Sept. 29. To Major General Dix. A despatch just received from General Grant gives a telegram contained in yesterday’s Richmond Whig, dated at Charlottesville, which states that our cavalry entered Staunton Monday, at seven a.m., that our forces were at Waynesboro ...