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... FATAL THUNDERSTORM IN BELFAST. Belfast, Friday.—The Second Edition of the Northern Whig says—“ This morning, about eleven o’clock, farmer, belonging to Sainlfield, in the County of Down, when standing in the Cattle Market, was struck down by lightning ...
... to the effect that the policy of the present Government, begun thirty years ago the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Government, has led to constant wars, which have culminated in the burning of Kagosima and the massacres at Soochow; that the ...
... ever beheld calmly as if nothing had happened. You see, sir. said American, is war ringnlarly fertile incident. How the Whigs Spend the Pcblic Money.— A correspondent, writing to the Standard, says : Your article on the appointment Mr. Thomas Hughes ...
... what party, or rather section, ho mean 3 to resort when he deserts from the Whig standard ; but he still lingers among their tents. It argues ill for the confidence of tho Whigs in the stability of their position, that they had not the courage at once to ...
... morning she led party of Whigs to the spot where her husband was concealed. It was a hut made of shingles, built upon a small island in the centre of a swamp, where the gloomy cypress and thick undergrowth overshadowed the spot. The Whig party lay in ambush ...
... secretary, or shall we keep going on as we are,--aloug the line of merciful recommendations We have little love for a long-lived Whig ministry,—it may out-live its days: we have less for a Conservative opposition without policy. Put such people in power. things ...
... THE JULY ANNIVERSARY. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Wednesday Night. There were ve;y large crowds of people in all the disturbed districts of the town to-night, but no conflict took place between the opposing mobs, which were kept separate by the ...
... J. Dana. Canutander; In tow • I it Lloyd'. for thirteen years; coppred sad sepperbotesod • trader• mils very Irk In pedal Whig is Goorae. I.MeL—Apply to It FOX. 3. of PACKETS for PERNAMBtiCu• to. .0111111i4 built clipper Bthmaine ELIZABSTH BARTER. Gooses ...
... GADITANA I e BERZNOUER . J. Vivi& ALMOGAVAIL . For CORIUNNA, CAVAM CADIZACALAOA, • LICANTIL, sad Its *mad WNW OADITANA, a. Nam. Whig le wifir owe it Nolen Dock, will Ye Whet particulars ogglyis DUTTON looltlegs. PIIIIOIIIeIPIN. LI/10 o_oll4oo &am* abs al ma ...
... —Fer ef tonight, Ae te this If. T. WILSON A CHAMBERS, 21. All et raft.lighterage.lts. to ha horse by lb. ehlppere. Bills ef Whig te be ohishied from Ileum J.wwwies. ...
... remarked to the right honourable gentleman that the days were getting out, when his companion promptly replied, I wish the Whigs were. Truly Sweet.— When I am in pecuniary difficulties, said a pensive bankrupt, my garden, my flowers, all fre.-h and ...
... removed to the Upper House, seek seat in the Lower. Lord Morpeth was chosen as his successor, and a severe conflict ensued. The Whigs associated Mr. Henry Brougham with the young nobleman, and carried both candidates, although a Duncombe secured all the influence ...