... Auckiaud Correspondence, regret is expressed at his being too nervous to second the Address to the Throne, lie was Conservative-Whig in his opinions, and a general supporter of Mr. Pitt's Government, but lie scarcely took any part in politics, having a great ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1864. fmprrtal HOUSE OF LOIIDS—YESTERDAY. [DT VaOXSTIC TEt.ECKAPiI ] Tnna !ordsbip« met rtvo o'clock, lu to Lord Ditußr, THB SALK OP ACP. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated that moiety of the money received under ...

... cost ultimately comes out of the pockets of the masters. London Review. X .? ft ttingto be the order of the day. The Qumcy Whig notices one which took nlace the a? d M - , M - Nichols, thatcity. a days ago The gifts were water pails n d cradles, Clothes ...

... political pursuit, a subject which was almost neglected by professional politicians, which formed 130 part of the special creed of Whig or Tory, but which at the time was more important than any disputed topic in either creed, or than any subject which politicians ...

... ||l„,i , t ; „ the perfect abeorditj of .Heg.Utm that tcm, .r, c. •drrocle, ee.r belnjettl into tbe nee mt.mper.l. language.— Whig] DUBLIN - AND ANTRIM JUNCTION RAILWAY. bKT.RDaT, .ecorJinu to ndeerlieement, tha h«lf.je»r> meet.ntr of thre w.e b.eo been ...

... gid. per COOOOBOMI Roos -1,M beg. cwt., Crain. „ 1133 do. L. ON. „ 913 ~ 3 1.. 6bil. „ Mattson Laudon at 41 tight tat RnPec, Whig. cwt., S. Ty.* 6 1 81er „ I. 111.1. „ Do. Boole.« . . 16.9.0 „On demand lc. 114 d. „ Do. 2s . piehmia•--661 bolos ...

... absurdly long now-a-dsys. Yours, madam, said the Archbishop with a bow, is not in the least too long. it was otdy pulled up. Whig. John Bull's Bills tor Sundries.—ln our accounts fur the last thirty yrars, there is multiform variety of compensations and ...

... that it will be my earnest endeavour to promote the imunediate repeal of the Malt Tax.” He is opposed by Mr. H. Cowper, a whig, and relative of Ear! Cowper's, of Panshanger. Doxrseisiiire ELReTION.—On Saturday last, Mr. Flozer, conservative, was elected ...

... Lawson was not their chosen candidate. He was selected by the Radical section of the Liberal party—much to the chagrin of the Whig section • but, once in the field, the raaks were cl osed, and the day was woo. Can • similar result be anticipated again? If ...

... made a vain attempt to extract from the Government some precise information as to the foreign relations of the country. The Whigs are determined to put off to the latest possible moment the day on which the whole history of their meddling and muddling ...

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