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... SCENE the BELFAST COUNCIL CHAMBER. The Belfast Northern Whig reports quarterly meeting of the Town Council, in which Mr Rae figures prominently, and is treated after the manner in which he was dealt with by the Committees of the Houses of Parliament. ...
... in the church to ruminate over the inconstance of fickle woman, aud doubtless hoping better lack next time.”—Belfast Daily Whig. SUGAR MARKETS. Aug. 8, 1864. Greenock Crushed. —A fair business done at steady prices to-day. London Produce. —Business trifling ...
... PETERSBURG UNDERMINED. A correspondent of the Richmond Whig, writing on the 19th ult., ways —The editors the Richmond and Petersburg papers hare been making fun the declaration of the Northern press that Grant would «oon startle the country with “another ...
... fellow in the church to ruminate over the inconstancy of fickle woman, And doubtless hoping “better luck next time.”— Northern Whig. ...
... what has occurred so far the news has been received PETERSBURG UNDERMINED “BUNCOMBE” STORY. A corres]K>ndent of the Richmond Whig, writing on the 19th ult, says Know that our loved Cockade city will soon be, if it is not at this moment, thoroughly undermined ...
... occasioning the n ' sintroductory remarks riot which .wi anticipated. The Dr Stewart. He «pally theeliatsof Northern Daily Whig. to in Italy. That Church EXTBAORIHNARY DELUSION wsich, before 1848, had im standihg‘but DISCOVERY OF TWO HERIItTS. teirown ...
... the residence of her mother, leaving the poor fellow in the church to ruminate over ing “ better luck next time.”—Northern Whig. e inconstency of fickle woman, and doubtless hop- It is stated that Prince Alfred’s object in visiting Nor- way was to joiu ...
... of the Catholic party. During and after the of the Reform Bills in 1832 and 1833 he allied bins mself with the Whigs, called himself a “ Whig-radical” and came to be regarded as one of-the leaders of the Liberal Party. In that capacity he visited Edinburgh ...
... [J*rice One Halfpenny. .QUOTING IN BELFAST. (From Spt'ciul Edition of Nortliern Whig.) Bolfiut, Friday.—Tlir rioting which been going on every night during the week cidminatwl to alanmng pitch this morning, and several hand hand lights occurred between ...
... state. The workers in the neighbouring factories taw out on the street, and cannot be prevailed on to go tin work.—Northern Whig, I On Saturday the opposing parties did all in their power to sustain the reign of terror that injures or endangers the lives ...
... not receive their injuries in the riots, but by chance bullets aimed by cowards. It is thought the riots are over. - Northern Whig. Su' Dram A DIV t a An hopped was held , on board her Mrj-sty's ship fit George, at Falmouth, on Satun , ay afternoon, on the ...
... including John 11CConnell, shot in Sandy Row (mentioned above). Three others are badly injured, and are in the hospital.—Northern Whig of Wednesday. A GARIBALDI, a caseate/cc, niece of tAe Garibaldi, has lust arrived in town with eight other Italian artistes ...