... Mr. Pease, Mr. Roej . Siiekihan, and Colonel Sykes occur 81 dk those the minority upon this question. Ser of influential Whigs, of Mr. Frrz- V .u'M. H. Verney, Ac., also occur, and * te. perhaps, some change of opinion even in | .Ejection, and from the ...

... An address and a copy of Dean Alfred’s B > go away | then. presented by Messrs, R. M. C. Edgar as 1864. “THE L 29, NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDAY, APRI a = = Lot 2—Part of the lands of Cashelard, held under |THE OFFICE OF RURAL DEAN IN IRELAN BELFAST ...

... deaths took place on board. A Queer Christian. —Parson Brownlow, a cordial hater of the South, says in his paper, the Knoxville Whig and Rebel Ventilator Had we our wish we would throw hell wide open, and place all such beastlike officers and men upon inclined ...

... feeling which inspires the so-called Liberal party. Garibaldi will now know how to value the soft and honeyed words of the Whig-Radical Government, which prides itself so much upon its moral support. has now seen how little reliance is to be placed ...

... organs that he is to recsive the reward of Ida zeal in a peerage. Such are the services to their country of the men whom the Whigs raise to the Upper House. There can no doubt, therefore, that a count-out was planned the Government, Itfai'ed; but the absence ...

... that he is to receive 1 , the reward of his zeal in a peerage. Such are the services to their country of the men whom the Whigs raise to the tipper House. There can be no doubt, therefore, that a count-out was planned by the Government. It failed; but ...

... Peacocke last night called the attention of the House of Commons to the extraordinary conduct of the Whig Administration— and of that devoted servant of Whig Administrations, Admiral Sir Baldwin Walker — towards the Confederate vessel Tuscaloosa. It is not ...

... slimy* els ' Ms beelike • of him as see tido) is them battles. Ile on% ths dee. his bee set Obit. 1 astesisbed • Clonain W Whig bin slot th• Pnel. airy um WOO dolls& Hs bed essassd MM • A nonee GeARDA ON American comepoodeat of the Lftily Telegrapk says:—° ...

... ; on one occasion defeating Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, who was then Whig, but is now good Conservative ; and on another, beating Garibaldi's friend Mr. Seeley. If therefore the Whig-radicals of Coventry will persist in joining the names of Col. Sibthorpo ...

... Conearwdm eeek power. If Lord Dsrbt were to come into office el the present moment, he would have to unravel the tangled skein W Whig intrigues and deception, and bear the. brunt of all the fouies and weakness of the meet contemptible administration that ever ...

... THE CONFERENCE PHANTOM. The Whigs are adepts at attractive deception. We can all pretty well guess how many years they dangled the Reform tag before the country. Whenever they were in difficulties they brought out the well-known colours and shook them ...

... who want, PURE 'A INE at'. MODERATE PRICE, to this WELL-KNOWN Ante& JAMES SMITH COMPANY , WINE MERCHANTN It LORD STRUT IG4 WHIG lIT & STEVENSON, WHOLESALE, EXPORT, AND E CANTII,E STATIONERS, 11, CABLE STREET, LIVERPOOL, myt. LEFT-()FF WANTED. in 'tame ...