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... Fatat spy Friday.—The second edition of the Northern Whig says:—This morning, about 11 a farmer belonging to St. Field, in the County Down, when standing fn the cattle market, was struck by lightning and instantly killed. Another man, also belonging to ...
... completely tora off his foot A third man, belonging to Belfast, wa: struck on the head, but received no materi | injury.—Northern Whig. ...
... literature and a place in society, aud lived an object of tender regard and affectionate esteem among all his friends. —Northern Whig, ...
... OF HERCULES. Mr. Gladstone's speech on Wednesday create( quite a sensation on both sides- of the House o. Commons. The truo Whigs at once Set it down -as a manifesto on the part of the Chancellor of the Exchequer that he considers it time . for the Palmerston ...
... emergency, that they to dream of an tg should be able to the locum tenens and enter into actual possession. was dead; the Whigs had performed its had not into mourning. had waited long enough for sake, but now they were ready wi in hand to gamble over ...
... has been convoked for the 31st inst. THUNDERSTORM IN BELFAST -FATAL ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING. The second edition of the Northern Whig says that morning, about 11 o’clock, a farmer, belonging to St Field in the County Down, when standing in the cattle market ...
... Tory Govern* ment to traversed, but with the dispersion tkn present Uon*e »f Commons, the Conservative reaction, which the Whigs have fostered, will cease. The relative position political parties are now once more defined. It wee not among the ranks honest ...
... opportunity near at hand when they should be able to discard the foram mama and enter into actual possession. Reform was dead; the Whigs bad performed ita obsequies, and the country had not gone into mourning. They had waited long enough for decency's sake, but ...
... dream of an opp iftenity near hand when they shonld lie able to disenndlkt lomm and enter into actual possewion. was dead; the Whigs had performed its obsequies, and ths country had not gone into mourning. They had wailed long enough for decency's sake, but ...
... intention to dispute the representation with Colonel Taylor and Mr Hamilton at the next election. According to the Northern Whig the price of flaxseed has declined very much; and with an absence of demand, and the high rate of discount, prices are now ...
... Tory Government to be 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. was not among the ranks of ...
... os quite can be done, are at present somewhat the crushed & Gn, suger brokers, to-day was quiet ; seed has to the Northern Whig of flax- demand, and the rate ot little higher than the We believe that the British aad will abortly close ia Canada and this ...