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... HE LAT EK RIOTS IN EELFAST We learn from the Northern Whig that the actual num- ber of persons wounded during the riots was 175, in addition to nine who were killed. During the fourteen days the tumults lasted there was a force of 4,000 men, constabulary ...
... one of the Honorary Secretaries is a Catholic priest ; this man is a Whig, his neighbour may be a Tory ; here is Nationalist, there a placeman —but all, Catholics and Protestants, Whigs, Tories, Nationalists, and placemen are held together by the common ...
... smallpox, several of whom are in hospital. We have been informed that in more than one instance the result was fatal.—Northern Whig. ...
... THE LATE BIOTS IN BELFAST. We learn from the Northern Whig that the actual number of persona wounded during the riot* was 175, in addition to nine who were killed. During the fourteen days the tumults lasted there was a force 4,000 men, constabulary and ...
... the same duties as those of JAMES AYT 105, Pall-mail, Sept. 3, 1864. — THE LATE RIOTS IN BELFAST We learn from the Northern Whig that th number of persons wounded during the riots in addition to nine who were killed. During | teen days the tumults lasted ...
... that it failed to And any one who would listen to it for a moment at the time. Even the English officials themselves—even the Whig-Orange Chief Secretary, Sir Egbert Peelin the House of Commons contemptuously exposed the attempt to degrade the Irish colours ...
... late riots, described in the columns of the Northern Whig. The Orange ship carpenters, numbering, I believe, 400 or 500, had forced about sixty of tho navvies into the slob. Tho correspondent of the Whig says I witnessed a very exciting scene when leaving ...
... which humanity shudders, lation etill i gle scene from the late iots as described tre lines of farming cla: nsef the Northern Whig. The Orange route for Au ere, nambering, I believe, four handred ed had forced about sixty of the n ” jes farming cla “I witne ...
... the House of Commons with scarcely any intermission since June, 1830, and has always been a thick and thin supporter of the Whig party. It is understood that Captain Mackinnon, his son, will be a candidate for the borough of Rye, on the elevation of Mr ...
... agriculturist, over and over again piled manure about the root, and the result was the extraordinary' yield have mentioned, bortlun Whig. Demoted I'mu.kant One the passengers by the iteemsbip Sidon from Liverpool Into Queenstown on Wednesday evening, was a Man ...
... lg oral go visits and i Hore is the kindly spirit of Lord exhibited in the con. When did Whig statesman utter such hope or express as that? The policy of the Whigs bas over been to banish Royalty from Ireland, to us disaffected, and dangerous, and during ...
... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. The Northern Whig says:—There has reached us from abroad a most interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen's household shortly after the death of Prince Albert. The extremely confidential ...