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... very severely. The injured man was conveyed to the Cavan Infirmary. It is feared that his spine has been fractured.—Northern Whig. ...
... vestigadon the ha. jnst terminated in the complete and hononrable acquittal Dr. Coanr. extended report the proceeding, from Whig has reached ns, andan absttactism type, are oblige to postpone its pubUcation on acco of matter. 1. appear, that Dr. was called ...
... of Mexico, but it proposed to establish Chilian branch of Valparaiae. COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. (Prom the Northern Whig.') Belfast, Monday Morning. —On Saturday night whilst the steamer Electric was on her passage from Liverpool to Belfast, she ...
... letters of A Tory of the Old School, whose secret, unhappily, has not been so well preserved as that of Junius, assail such Whig gentlemen, official and non-official, are assumed to sympathise with the Chief Secretary for Ireland, with an acrimony that ...
... one of the most valued of the old coun:ry party, has quitted public life on account of ill-health ; ind from the opposite, or Whig benches, Mr. Puller, who jut a few days back was moving about actively, has disappeared, having paid the debt nature. For the ...
... improved their position. Next to their presumed or pretended sympathies with the cause of Reform, the strongest recommendation Whig Ministers to the English public has always lain in their supposed skill in foreign politics. Once let it be suspected that ...
... 1055—443 in hospital, wounded, and 57 dead in the field! But the Danes are longer in front, but in the rere of Messunde. Northern Whig. ...
... supply, resolutions to the effect that the policy the present government, Iwgun 30 ago the Prime Minister, and enforced every Whig Government, has led constant wars, which has culminated the burning of Kagosima and the massacre* Foochow; that the government ...
... present, but of all Whig Governtuenfs, to take Irish affaire as quietly possible. Unless pressed by the power of an O’Connell, or one of those combinations of Irish members which sometimes occur, and wc wish they were more frequent, Whig Governments dismiss ...
... understood the policy to be introduced the right hon. gentleman, lie was understood to at first a Radical, then a Reformer, then a Whig, and finally, as he (Mr. Whiteside) had been informed, Tory—(a laugh)—and now had attached himself to the noble viscount. Now ...
... them not talk of Whigs or Tories. They had been deceived by tho very men whom they had returned. Those were the men they had to dei with, and not with Whigs or Tories (bear, hear;. College-green had been sold by themselves, and not the Whigs or Tories (hear ...
... crushing force of the assault. It' was, we believe, the first time the two great rival officials—the Attorney-General of the Whigs and the Attorney-General of the Tories—met in open debate in the Rouse. It was a stand-up fight the two official orators, which ...