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... TO THE EDITOR Of THR SOUTHERN WHIG. Sir,—! do not dtaire pr*M heavily any onforlooate fellow who into a ecrape bat, at the same time, such conduct as is described yoor paper to-day cannot lightly passed over. The offence having been perpetrated gentleman” ...
... lies in my power, the encouragement of the tine arts in Ireland.” TII£ BELFAST 810 TS- CO MMISSION INQUIRY. [From the Northern Whig.] BELFAST, Saturday, Two p.m, The commission sat to-day in the Court-house, at twelve o’clock. Mr. Barry, Q.C., opened the ...
... comparatively small ontlay should immediately sppty to Mr. Mbbbt. who, we {jnaraMtse, to bs safe to anv amount.’*—.iVorfAsra Daily Whig. Belfast. Sept. S4tb, 1864. Kamerous other testimonials given. Nov. 4. Extraordinary cure of cough.- Tbe following letter lias ...
... _attending _bis lectuies _was _insufficient _for his _remuneration _. « _ni he _resigned the _Professorship . In 1 S 3 _S thB _Whig Government appointed him Cmtroller of the _London Stationery Office , at a _salary of £ 1000 per _annum _, and he continued ...
... aboot to engage counsel to conduct their side of the case in connection with the ensuing Commission of Inqury in Belfast.— Whig. . . Storm Petrels Sdore— On the evening of Monday the 24th ult., a policeman going his rounds n Cowgate captured a stormy ...
... Mr. Bernal borne Liskeard. He would naturally declare that the enemy who has suggested opposition is not Conservative but a Whig, and that he has less to fear from the former than the latter. If so he should take his free lance to those who will comprehend ...
... English Protestant family, withio or ten minutes' walk of Bridge Street. Apply by l«tUr, aUtiog terms, to *‘J. N. D. Sort kern Whig Office.” 9726 AN ESTABLISUhD AGENT, WITH A 6>at daaa ooonexioo amoog the Maoufsotorera of Maaoheatar, Bradford, and to rnpreseot ...
... body of the citizens, never spared any trouble to serve them, no matter what party they belonged, whether they were Tory or Whig. That was the kind of individual which the city wanted now as its representative. (Hear.( That was the course wluch Fremantle ...
... ruthless excision of some of the dead branches, and converted it more into the form of a “tree of liberty,” on which embryo Whig statesmen might hang their political rhapsodies. Nevertheless, the reverence of order, cheerful obedience to Constitutional ...
... dramatances as regards sad Tour Dimas regret to state that, there has been an of 11,146 aid 8,756 tees of in the half-year 'Whig 80th Jose l, he the frees to £16,788, yet the of the Wades the abeam et the Orrernmat sad Parlament be the Riders Mere has ...
... can applied Loom, effects saving of 10 per cent, in production. Acent—JAMES POLLARD, Bank Street, Leeds. r “WEEKLY NORTHJLRN WHIG ,, J PKIOK* TWOPENCE—IS THE BEST, LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL IN ULSTER. •JH ilrt A QUARTER ...
... say that since he had had the honour of representing them, that when once in Parliament he had known no' difference between Whigs and Tories. (Hear, hear.) He was not the representative of a party, but of the whole of the city. Of course he was the rep ...