Lamps —Mr. Hugh Neilson, of Ballyrusk, near Comber, has a sheep which presented him with two fine lambs on the
... two fine lambs on the 3Oth ult. ‘hese are the earliest heard of in or about Comber. They appear to be very healthy.—Northern Whig. ...
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE,
... Major Bereaford. and thereby wrested a seat from th* Tons*; and in matter of this nature Earl Bas*»D claims him Whig pure and simple, and the Whig* respect family alliances. Bat the great motet - . strength lies in the important fact that C notem Waidsgrav* ...
THE EDMUNDS CASF.
... everybody expected, in Ibe whitewashing the real delinquent. Lord Weatbnry, Woo believed that rix Whigs, four whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn Whig Lord Chancellor? Tbe r>-snU proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. A majority ...
THE RECORDERSHIP OF GALWAY
... suppose that the professional position of Mr. .lordan the Connaught Circuit would eutitle him. at the hands of hi*friends, the Whigs, to betu-r place than the Kooordership Galway. the salary of which, we understand, merely nominal. Had Mr. .lonian followed ...
THE ALLEGED APPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN BELFAST
... THE ALLEGED APPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN BELFAST. Arrernoon.—The Northern Whig states that Professor Ferguson, who was sent dowu to Bel- fast from Dublin by the government, to examine into the alleged appearance of the cattle plague in this district ...
FINDING OF MR. COXWELL'S BALLOON
... early yesterday morning, in which was found top coats and two hats filled with sand, also a jjieceof newspaper headed Northern Whig, Belfast, Ist iust. No person was found in the vicinity. ...
THE CHOPS
... itself until the crop was far ai- vanced towards maturity, the tubers may yet be spared, of may not be much affected.— Northern Whig. ...
FRIDAY. MARC 11 24. 1865
... understood at first the Whig |>olicy of not legislating according to its professions, they coaid have known at starting that identical would the policy of not administering according to ita promises. Good administration, the official I Whigs were quite aware ...
THE RERESENTATION OF THE COUNTY ANTRIM
... THE RERESENTATION OF THE COUNTY ANTRIM. Belfast, Thuksdat Morissu—The Northern Whig undefined* it ia intended there shell be chenge in the representation this county. Colonel Pekenhem is to retire, sad in bis steed Eeer Admiral Seymoer will solicit the ...
AND THE CO!TSAVGHT PATRIOT
... Government and laodtorda, and to the rile elarej who creep along is this land-the and the minions of English power Ireland. spared Whig nor place-hunter. Ob oocoaol is hooted down. Keoiao ia cot I defies hi* wont eoemirß to point one line of hie in of the wild ...
I oil flu. .Ml It., • Wk. .pint 10 J .411.• • d;s T /I. /11 -rut His • I
... I oil flu. .Ml It., • Wk. .pint 10 J .411.• • d;s T /I. /11 -rut His • I .1 a lin., 01, It Whigs, Out • \ odee/ /tell /le. •114 the e.g.t il dno •St• 1 ...
niE EVENING FREEMAN
... Sir Edward appeared to feel the depressing influences of the situation. He dwel on the little the Whigs did for Ireland, but what had the neglect of the Whigs to do with the question? Mr. Pim is not bound to support any particular party. Tote the interests ...