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... The service was con- c ducted in a very impressive manner by the Rev. H. ' Quick. _ I THE RIOIS IN BELFAST. c The Northern Whig ot Tuesday says: — The awfal * scenes of riot and disorder which have disgraced this c great town for tbe past week, were brought ...
... allow any amount of provocation to induce hem to retaliate. There were only two arrests made on Sunday night. The Northern Whig of Monday states that at three o'clock a.m. firing was going on briskly. The Times , correspondent says : — Now that the ...
... According to time-honoured custom some of the Fishmongers entertained the Ministers to dinner on Monday. They are the great Whig City Company, as distinguished from the Goldsmiths and Merchant Taylors who are Tories to the back-bone; and fine, hospitable ...
... the residence of her mother, leaving the poor fellow in the church to ruminate over the inconstancy fickle woman. Northern Whig. Sea-sick in a Temperance Ship.—We now proceeded to Boston, Massachusetts, taking the steamer from New York for some 150 miles ...
... deeds were done. Harvey: Aye!] name of England was heard throughout the world. {Mr. Harvey: Aye, no doubt. } Whether they were Whig, Tory, or Radical, they should not forget that the prosperity of the country had gone on, and there was every prospect o f ...
... their leaders, but with the appliances and means they have in their reporting department they furnish such reports that neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, has any right to complain, and when any member says anything worth reporting, he will always find a ma ...
... similar degree the mystery of increasing tbe ratio between products and forces. — Times. The Bet-fist Riots. — The Northern Whig oi Thurs- day says : — We are glad to ha able to report a con- tinuance of peaee. There -wet* no disturbances yes- terday ...
... policeman weut to bim, the dog flew out, but defendant was ultimately ejected.] THE BELFAST RIOTS. MORE DEATHS. The Northern Whig oi Saturday sayst — Although the riots have ceased, we shall in all probability, for many days to come, have to record the ...
... doubts irofe whether this position would bo maiutuiued. On the whole, be th >ugut they would now be agreed—whe- tiit. : ry, Whig, or Radical— that tbe position of the eouiicy had been upheld. As to its ma'.erial prosperity b conld i'e no doubt. Bat ...
... continue so during to-day and up to ten o'clock on Monday morning. ALLEGED DISTURBANCE IN DERRY. Belfast, Siturday. — Tne Northern Whig in its second edition says they bave received this morning a telegram from Derry contradicting the reports of disturbances ...
... for tha eastern division in eonjuno- tion with Mr. £. Howes, M.P. In 1857, both the seate for the division were held by the Whigs ; in 1359 one was recovered to the Conservatives, and now an effort is to be made to oust Lieut.- Col. the Hon. W. C. W. Coke ...