... syllable upon politics man in t t dealers before deale them, but not so many farmers and graroom should know whether he was a Whig or a Radical siert as he should like to have seen, so the deal(a laugh), a Conservative or a Liberal (laughter and ap- era ...

... catalogue. Now, he was not going to say a single thing upon politics — no man in that room — no lady — should know whether he was a Whig or a Radical (loud laughter), or a Tory (renewed laughter.) He heard there was a laugh : perhaps people might guess what he ...

... is, with a correction for increase of pop illation, 1,302. A Scene in the Belfast Council Chambeb. — The Belfast N, rthem Whig reports a quarterly meeting of the Town Council, in which Mr. Rea figures prominently, and is treated after the manner in which ...

... catalogue. Mind, he was not going to say one single syllable upon politics; no man in that room should know whether he was a Whig or Radical (a laugh) Conservative or a Liberal (laughter and applause). Perhaps people might guess what he was; but was not ...

... demolishes this story. The military authorities there have no knowledge of any such rumour nor do they believe it. The Richmond Whig says: — General Sheridan, with two Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North ...

... A SCENE IN TILE BELFAST COUNCIL CIIAMBEIt. The Belfast Northern Whig reports a quarterly meetingof the Town Council, in which Mr. Kea Lures prominently, and is treated after the manlier in which he was dealt with by the committees of the Honses of Parliament ...

... ESTATE. . - The election took place in April, 1754. On the 18th, the mobs on both sides— for tbe Corporation imd one aad the Whigs had another— bad fights in the streets, accompanied by bloodshed, and all the front windows of tbe Tbree Crowns and the Lion ...

... llowes, M. P. In 1657 both the the 16th ultimo. P.C. T. Smith proved the case. I seats for the division were held by the Whigs ;in 14.19 Fined 41, including codas. one was recovered to the Conservatives, and now an effort ix to he made to oust Lieut ...

... one felt conviction brought home to his mind that there was an end of the game. It was that vote decided that although the Whigs might go out, yet that the Tories would not be allowed to come in ; for that any change would be in the direction of more enlarged ...

... engaged pulling the crop this week. some 1 nstances the crops have suffered little from the want of rain.—The Belfast Northern Whig reports that the flax crop, which has been grown to such extent in the North of Ireland this year, now nearly every place ready ...

... AN ELECTION MORAL. LEICESTER JOURNAL. FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1864 The Exeter election, which filled the seat of a Whig with a good Conservative, contains a moral which it may be well for tbe Conservative Comatittees throughout England to take thoroughly to ...

... atpermons passed upon itself, will be tra ctan ih a e l a they can at any time, even flood their off on the country. Though the Whig and Radical fielllttia swill -ea farming dpenuits them to secure i the prilt k ii t t l y n ci a l press have unsparingly (•xposed ...