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... to be found in the fact that the price of mil{ in the city has been raised Id. per qum-iwelflmday—uwoyord J’uml. Tus Northern Whig states that Mr. William Dunville, of Belfast, has set aside £10,.0) to be called the Sorella Trust, for the material, intellectual ...
... | that honour in the Comservative interest, and -t seems a most favourable opportunity to wrest at least one seat from the Whigs in the metropolis. The representation of the City of Exeter is vacant by the | death of its late member, and Lord. Courtenay ...
... their conduct towards Denmark. that occasion the House Commons completely stultified itself. After every member who spoke Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives —all but a few dependents and servants of the government—had united condemning the conduct of ...
... in one of the third-class carriages, escaped without injury. A Scene in the Belfast Council Chamber.— The Belfast Northern Whig reports a quarterly meeting of the Town Council,in which Mr. Rea figures prominently, and is treated after the manner in which ...
... . lid. The soul, and more pie sat than usual. Mortar 111111111•111d.ebarpebooting practice its continued, bat ..brd dady. Whig says: General Sheridan, with luigsdes, is moving towards l'erbanowth. M a Ilbsty are going toward Ninth Carolina; are bound ...
... as bauble& and tha of the sslze. being an sedge by s De. Lloyd. a gentleman of the against • young gentleman to 'feet - Mr Whig doe cart bluing his hook the art, and causing divers other Muria Is appeared that on Aberdare fair night. some Uwe in April ...
... sphorism, *“There's many a slip twixt the cupsnd the lip,” occurred, we are informed, in Antrim L-‘t-fiy, (says the Northern Whig), under the followcircumstances :— lttwwfluuwmummflu’ . w suite of three carriages, with the customary hyembellishments, were ...
... Ifwe aronot, we shali see the trae party G: ot and almost abandoned. oie ew we om has o el ace of the E y of the Dis Ts tee Whigs chose inth seta ” 6 the jast claim: of the boty. Tacy receded | r years inorder (for what reison Teanaot to secure and havo ...
... tion, long maintained his lou,u Justs fur liable good temper and genial inanneis. . Ixird —nobody believes in 1,M parlies—Whigs, Tories, Radicals disapprove things policy is nothing hut abortive attempt o to all men ; who, to please all parties has pledges ...
... fellow the church to ruminate over the inconstancy of, tickle woman, and doubtless hoping better luck next time. ' —Aorllurn. Whig. Labourers Sons. the last report of the Rev. .1. P. Norris, who has for many years been oneofher Majesty's Inspectors Schools ...
... mobs using not sticks and stones, but guns. For half an hour the fire was kept up between the mobs, who (says the Northern Whig) did not show spark of cowardice on either side. Several people were wounded. Those belonging to the Pound were taken to the ...
... public places, warning all persons against assembling in the public streets. The General Hospital is now all bat Ilh:(thNovfla‘ Whig says scenes there would appal the hardest heart), 40 patients having to be taken in from the severs nature of their injuries ...