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... when necessary, to the law officers of immediately on ita receipt, the Crown without a day's delay. (From the Belfast Northern Whig.) Mowpar Eventsa.~ A fire broke oat at 9.45 p m, yesterday evening, in Bell's lane, near The Fire Brigade mptly on the spot ...
... pamphlet is written in a clear and spirited style, and tion and exposure of is valuable ag a condensed history of the administra. Whig-Radical coalition 7 the tactics pureued by the ...
... onmplete with tho supplements ; 17 vole, cloth, £4 10s. Blakey’s History of Literature, 8 vo, cloth, (pub: Roebuck’s History the Whig Ministry ; 2 vola, 8vo, cloth, (pal Autobi: Diaries, and Morgan’s Clady +2 vols, 8vo, cloth th ‘at 968) 10» Edwards (Sutherland) ...
... Palmeraton that day. He denied that Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He was a Tory incabas upoa might as well say the drag chaise was part of the wheel, as say that that Lord Palmerston was a Whig. Ho (Rev Mr O'Mally) would ask Me to show his com- pany, and ...
... 1859 for Grogan ‘and has been in- need by the Whig-Badical party to come forward upou in his address, bu’ tho principles which he has not specified natare of which js gvident fram the fact that nearly every Whig and Radical in 9 ablia is upon his side. He ...
... BEPRESENTATION OF BELFAST. Brtvast, Northern Whig of this day announces that Belfast is to be contested by Liberal candidate in the person of Lord John Hay, eon of the Marquis of Tweedale, and ex-M P for Wick. The Whig gives a report of a meeting of Liberals ...
... upon his father’s death he opeuly came forward as@ Tory. And it be recollected that at this period Whigs were in power, and the young Mr Aytoun from his Whig connectionsand high talents was perfectly sure of ra- pid promotion had he father’s opirions. His ...
... diras- trous,to the agricultural community who have risked so largely on the fortuues of their old but fickle friend.—Northern Whig. Mr Maurice Williams, of Liverpool, writes to the Daily News for the purpose of correcting an estimate made by a correspondent ...
... that Mr Gresley was consequence like Mr Cobden. too fondly attached to peace, and made enemies in THE PRINTERS OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. At tho Belfast Police Court on Saturday this caso came on for hearing. Mr Rea—There is’ ‘a caso that’ came before Mr O'Donnell ...
... mirgovernment, that alone should render them unworthy of confidence. It is not, however, tho first time that professions and Whig principles have deceived and destroyed the people. No Government shall ever receive my support which is not prepared to stake ...
... M'Kenna to be @ sup porter of the Government. I can assure you, from personal acquaintance, ho isa strong and energetic anti- Whig—a man of liberal and independent opinions, and prepared, when in Parliament, to give a steady and consistent opposi- tion to ...
... @ atitled, “ For Whom will you Vote?” published by 0 and Nolan, Nesssu- street. The whole purport of tds 3 is to favour a Whig for Ireland sowing forth in glow- ine terms the great benefits xd on the of Ireland, trem time to time, and holding forth most ...