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... the directors, and, if their consent is obtained, the line from Belfast to Bangor will in the hands of one company. —Northern Whig. ...
... THUNDERSTORM IN BELFAST FATAL ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING. Belfast, Friday The second edition of the Northern Whig says:—This morning, about o'clock, a farmer belonging to Saintneld, in the county of Down, when standing in the cattle market, was struck by ...
... were pushed back to Chancellorsville. The dispatch winds up by saying u everything looks well. New York, May 10.—The Richmond Whig the 7th says:—Up to a late hour on the night of the Gth no fighting had taken place on the peninsula. The movement of Butler's ...
... the Whig party proper. Even the most eloquent passages of his speech failed to elicit one cheer from the benches imme« diately behind the Government; and after the right hon. gentleman resumed his seat, some of the oldest and most influential Whig members ...
... SURREPTITIOUS ADVERTISING. Tiik following notice, which we extract from Canadian journal, the Daily British Whig, shows the different estimate of the value of their columns aa a medium for advertising entertained by Transatlantic journals in comparison ...
... agreement, sustain a loss of the value of the timber, which was estimated at near £400. The premises were not in* sured.—Northern Whig. ...
... drilled for upwards of an hour, after which General Haines expressed himself highly pleased with their efficiency.—Northern Whig. Major John Denis Swinburne took leave of the 83rd Regiment on the 3rd instant, at Aldershott, after a service in it of nearly ...
... given it additional publicity, as if to veritable papers. Among those journals that have republished it, is our neighbour, the Whig, accompanied with more than a column of editorial comment, in which, though 44 seriously questioning'* the truth of the co ...
... position were marked out by a definite separation from him of the Conservative element in the present Government. The factious Whigs of latter days are dangerous. The Woods, and the Greys, and little John Russell, would not scruple to go with Gladstone, or ...
... of the Rhine if it were not for Belgium and Holland. Earl Russell is an honest and a well-meaning man, but the policy of the Whig Ministry makes England an object of abhorrence for every nation which has self-respect. The mainsprings of the foreign policy ...
... offended the Tories, he has not been able to conciliate the Whigs. The man whose solitary pre-eminence is a living monument of the fact that there are not, nor have been for some time past, any risiug Whigs capable of leadership, cannot well be popular in the ...
... Tory Government to traversed, but with the dispersion of the present House of Commons the Conservative reaction which the Whigs have fostered will cease. The relative positions of political parties are now once more defined. It was not among the ranks ...