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... fa the Hall, especially as the members came out The Liberals we received with yelling end hhrar, and cries of Down with the Whigs Denmark and the Princess of Wales Disraeli (or evra The people were terribly exasperated with the Government, though Lord ...
... large extra constabulary force, subinspector from the depdt, and W. M. , Miliar, R.M., Armagh, in charge. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Tuesday Night. —The Orange Anniversary baa passed over here, in comparison with previous years, rather quietly. ...
... interests can be served by his return to Parliament —first, tho im terest of Sergeant Sullivan; and second, the interest of the Whig party. These points setued, [ his duty then was clear. It was to look out mame- 761 lately for a constituency in some part ...
... between the two great parties” of English political life. Tory orators—Tory speakers, at least—will hurl eloquent phrases against Whig ministers for some evenings to come. The wordy tight will be one of mere dexterity ; for Lord Derby in Lord Palmerston’s place ...
... 1852, he (Mr. Torreos) had also voted for it, and was told that in so doing he was trying to upset the world. Afterwards the Whigs adopted the 61 franchise; the Tories were turned out upon it; bat the 2 clauseO, nevertheless, was allowed by the present ...
... Being too lalo for the boat, they were, course, put to the inconvenience of staying in Belfast until Hie next night —Aorthern Whig. Case or Accidextae Potsoxfxo neae Aewtowxumavadt.—A and and very distreaving ca«« occurred Monday, the Kth instant, in the ...
... 1852. he (Mr. Torrens) bad also voted for it, and was told that in so doing he was trying to upset the world. Afterwards the Whigs adopted the I 6/ fraach ie; the Tories were turned out upon it; but tbs 6/cliise, nevertheless, was allowed the present government ...
... A IRIAN:EMIL CASE. Th 3 Northern Whig publishes the following report of an inquest held on Wednesday, in Belfast :— Yesterday an inquest was held by J. K. Jackson, Esq., Coroner, and a respectable jury, on the body of a child named James Andrew Armstrong ...
... of all the members of the House of Commous, the most indefatigable and unceasing In their opposition to, and abuse of, every Whig measure. The former, the Tear’em” of his party, Is, in and out of season, incessantly on bis lege blaming the government for ...
... marched up the town once, but they abstained from playing party tunes, or committing any other wanton act. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.b _ It the Orangemen of the town had not their annual carnival in Belfast, they made up for this by leaving the town almost ...
... crurrea 1.. any ..f the to«nt from -htcl. r.|M.n. i.*»e yet hope-1 «b- Anl•■e.y !..• pMKd off quietly e*erywhere.—Aertteni Whig. _Tl>* ia»h. likewise the lit. p*M«d off t.Vorf 10 diniOKUiih fro-n iny other-IMvo expected rtislurbeoce* Bell*Bt end the t ...
... since last year, and ou the 27th July the entire regiment will assemble in the barracks for their annual training.— Northern Whig. Fair of KtLDORORv.—On Monday last this very important horse and cattle fair took place. The supplies of the former and latter ...