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... is mode rately good, the rate in the open market being six per cent. COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. {From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Monday Morning. On Saturday night, whilst the steamer Electric was on her passage from Liverpool to Belfast, she ...
... s to the effect that the policy of the present Government, began 30 years ago by the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Government, Las led to constant wars, which has culminated in the burning ®f Kagosima and the massacres at Foochow; that the ...
... right hon. gentleman then proceeded to censure the miagovernment to which Ireland has been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and especially condemned the legal appointments which had been made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. PEEL was sorry that the ...
... Tooth, from . H. F. ADAIR CO., 25. CUre-siroet; to | k Set With Gold Springs, from .. Hesar». Commendal Baildiugs ; C Ail I‘WHIG Massis. D. T. FitiiHci.ALU, boiuutcrs having H 5, GRAF To S car.ugt dak, id, Four Doom from above for nober, in 'uslrious recommend ...
... Minister. That election had already cost the public £22,000. This Charity Commission was popularly known as the snug nest of the Whig, and it was the duty of the House insti.ute a searching examination into its proceedings, and tho manner iu which the appointments ...
... unnecessary war, keenly alive to the pronounced bias of the national sentiment for peace, our statesmen, of late years, waelh»*r Whig or Tory, have k.-pt themselves aloof from Continental straggle?, and have repudiated th.; idea of active in behalf of any of ...
... baffle the other. >Ve hiiv • a Whig Lord Lieutenant. The Earl of Carlisle is high-minded nobleman, who always speaks gracefu iv, and all that he wants is party. That old respectable party of which is memberthe ancient Whig party—has died out Ireland fro* ...
... :—For 1862, £342 15s. ; for 1863, £361 4s. sd. Irish Art-Manufacture. —Mr. Edmutd Tetee’e “Looker-on,” writing in the Northern Whig, When on the subject of art, let me now pay debt gratitude which I owe to some gentlemen in Belfist whom I have never seen ...
... bidding for the sweet voices of the electors are Mr. Moore, Conservative; Mr. Harper, “Protestant”; Mr. Fawcet, Radical; Mr. Whig ; and Mr. Dumas, Liberal. Many attempts have been made to induce some the aspirants for senatorial honours to retire, so that ...
... jury would require better evidence than his own assertion, even Archbishop Cullen condescends to let his wishes be known to a Whig Viceroy the ma'ter of patronage; and this sort of intercourse between stern patriots of Old Ireland and the Castle would seem ...
... investigation was then adjourned till II o’clock ibe following ( his) morning. COLLISION AND LOSS LIFE AT SEA. [From th« North* n Whig.) Bt- frttt, Moraiug. Oa Saturday Biglil, whilxt the steHiner was her passage froiQ Liverpool to Belfast, came into collision ...
... discipline, and I trust that it may be brought before toe House of Commons when Parliament meets, as it concerns alike both Whig and Conservative, Protestant and Roman Catholic.—l remain your obedient servan.,^ SicGriing OCmtSINO FIXTURES FOB IW4. f 3 ...