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... closed six o'clock yesterday evening, and will continue so daring to-day and up to ten o'olock to-morrow morning. The Nortliern Whig, its seoond edition, says they have received telegram from Derry contradicting the report of disturbances having taken place ...
... bappy to say, tbat he had never yet been a Whig, and he hoped be never should be, for he believed in the description that Whig was a tyrant in office and traitor out Of it, but he did not think that the Whigs designed any damage to the National Church ...
... telegram in the Dublin papers gives the following latest intelligence reference to the riots in Belfast from the Northern Whig Belfast, Monday Morning.—Yesterday evening the arrangements of police were similar in every respect those of Saturday evening ...
... fellow in the church to ruminate over the inconstancy of fickle woman, and doubtless hoping: lot better next time.— Northern Whig. ...
... more pleasant than usual. Mortar, cannon and sharpshooting practice is continued, but few men are injured daily. The Richmond Whig says :— General Sheridan, with two Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North ...
... SCENE IN THE BELFAST COUNCIL CHAMBER. The Belfast Northern Whig reports a quarterly meeting of the Town Council, which figures prominently, and is treated after the manner which he was dealt with by the committees of the Houses of Parliament. Mr Rea had ...
... Fort Powell, mounting 18 guns, was abandoned by the Confederates and occupied by the Federals on the same day. The Richmond Whig of the 12th declares that with the reduction of Forts Games, Powell, and even MorgaD, but a very portion of the work before ...
... Major Yelverton is, at best, but a dubious one. The Irish Times follows in the same strain. The Evening Post, the veteran Whig journal of Ireland, waxes unusually warm, and says :— The name of Yelverton has supplanted that of Castlereagb, or any more ...
... tbeir quarters during the night. On Friday morning the rioting described have culminated to the highest pitch. The Northern Whig states that several hand-to-hand fights occurred between two aud five o'clock. SUmes, brickbats, bludgeons, and even guns were ...
... THE BELFAST RIOTS. The Saturday edition of the Northern Whig s : The riots in Belfast continue with nnabated ~,jJ equalled by anything we have ever seen in this town, magistrates did not take the precaution suggested, patrolling the streets with police ...
... of the ballot; from tbe sime cause they mw continne lose another seat until leaders the party see that tho maintenance of Whig rule depends on genuine expression fit the popular will elections. The Tories bed two powerful allies Exeter— the Cathedral ...
... overlooked it, I shall now quote:— ' At the last general election, in 1859, Earl Russell, then Lord John, was opposed as one of the Whig candidates for the city of London. It was expected he would be run hard, and therefore every vote was necessary to secure bis ...