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... standard bearers rather than their flags. In Monaghan Mr. Dawson has recovered one seat, 'the only one in 'Ulster, for the Whigs. In Louth Messrs. Forteecue and Kennedy have been again returned with hardly • show of opposition, and in Kildare Lord Otho ...
... defending great reforms with insouciant ease, and permit Mr. Gladstone to este blieh a principle of improvement radically o to the Whig doctrine of faire. We alrl a nt that at the end of the session labour will be a little more free, commerce a little less shackled ...
... and manners member for Coventry, who rescued that borough of • capital once so turbulently disposed as to require from the Whigs. Thus there will be two seat& to incessant vigilance, or as a proof that, to use be filled up when the House meets, Coventry ...
... Milton, and was fascinated by it; not because found. He was then convicted and sentenced to Lord Milton is the eon of a great Whig peer, you six years' penal servitude, but obtained a ticket-4 may be sure. Lord Milton is something better than leave on the ...
... occasioned the of 1,700,000 cows. MONETARY AND COMMERCLAL. Mau Tim an Anima) Railway shares allowed yesterday, in the late hours, °Whig to the sathdactory dividend. announeed by the North Eastern. The demand fc r money continues moderate, but the general rste ...
... other medical officers, but the opinion was entertained that he could not survive the night MURDER NEAR LISBURN. THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Yesterday (Frilly) morning a murder of the most shocking character was committed at a place called Ballymacbrennan, about ...
... and ; . . - t; Deck, Se. Carriages. Hones, sad Cargo bissadei kr Scald to at the Steam Ship at toast One Hoar takes Ike of Whig. The Freight of Carriages Itareis. sad mast be ir te l oasspeeks bereby gh a notice. that they ell est be scoesetsbie ke Pawners ...
... terrified j Ulster, and which the deluded people who engaged in it thought would have eventuated in a revolution. THE NORTHERN WHIG Or WEDNESDAY.) AI was anticipated in the letter of our correspondent, which appeared in the columns of the ll'Aig on Monday ...
... operations completely stopped. Ar• rivals small, vearoely any English wheat on offer. Foreign, is. dearer. fully so dear. /Whig in sellers' (mveer. Floating =nom Is. advance paid, sad comet cleating fast. Maine, Arm. Barley, the turn dearer (ARUM IMPORT ...
... be willing, to render assistance. Mr. Butt is not sectirian in politics or in religion. Even-handed justice is meted out to Whigs and to Tories, the rights of Catholics and Presbyterians are vindicated as forcibly as are the rights of the members of his ...
... The New York Tribune was darted by one of the most striking men in America—Mr. Horace Greeley. It was the organ of the old Whig party in the days of Henry Clay, and contributed in no little degree to whatever success that organisation ma 7 have obtained ...