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... « THE OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. —As were called t«p nto hold post moitem ezirninati m at the Mr Gaffl'-ti”, Inspector oi P/oriffiona in Belfast, consider it our duty to the public, and to those parties who are interested in the prevention of the disease known ...
... i Party Spirit in the County ' Seven Men Shot (From ih' \ofth rn Whig Monday) Zri'inj tine ot thone PfiiDdaloas eceoet ari»injr of party which have »o often graced the Northeri part of Ireland. enacted near the village of Annazhmore, the county of Armagh ...
... and new 1 bl to a considerable extent has been inlnsed into I the representation. The Tories have lost ground ! which the Whigs have not gained, but which h ope has been secured not for party but lot the independent interests the country. There are contests ...
... conclunon that we have only to hetween Whig. . nd Toric, ,h. In.h Catholic give, hi, r ...
... SEPTEMBER THE CATTLE DISSAI' BELFAST. The Whig »a>s:-We hare received the following communlca/ ”* which informs us that the dreaded Kloderpcst ’• • iaB its appearance amongst us. We give c letter on the authority of the writers, and, while w.® u ? unnecessary ...
... and bonded. ALLEGED APPEARANCE THE CATTLE PLAGUE BELFAST. Belfast, unRsnAY. Afternoon. —The third edition of the Northern Whig states that Professor Ferguson, who was sent down to Belfast by the governmtnt examine into the alleged appearance of the cattle ...
... consider bimselt opposition to every Ministry whether Whig or Tory, and must, therefore, if he value bis tetf-r.sp ct, hold himself perfectly independent MmisUtial lavours. No one supposes that either Whig a Tory Govirnmtnt. such as can expect ere lor years ...
... filled the olfici of Irish Lord of the Treasury from the years 1847 to 1852. Mr. Bellew is Catholic, and, like his brother, is a Whig in politics. The Poor Law Board (Ireland) now consists of the following members;— Mr. Alfred Power, Chief Co*»- misMcner; Mr ...
... burgh and connty. will probably return three Liberals to one Dcrbyite. In Ireland we shall have many faction fights between Whigs and Tories, but so far present appearances indicate, few contests in which the people can take deep interest. Something, however ...
... fortunes and supported the policy of the Whig party.* Between 1841 and 1846 Lord Palmerston j was m opposition. In December, 1845, some advances were made to him, but the hostility ofoneol i the leading Whigs rendered any final arrangement possible. On ...
... concluded. * PARSON BROWNLOW ON CATHOLIC COLLEGES. * P ment, on our colletr We find the article in hn paper, KnoxviUt Whig and Rebel Ventilator of the 26th July, highly amusing, and terse enouph for any critic • While the Presbyterians. Methodists ...
... has terminated as everybody expect* d, the of the real deUofaent, Lor Wcts'inry.* Wn» that six Whigs, font of whom wore cabinet minn'ori, would condemn a Whig Lor i'ne pron s that the gorernnsent were right the committee. A majority of one vote savel the ...