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... generosity from about in the Town pumps, and the small quantity bawked water at all— Council carts, there is absolutely no Northern Whig. On Saturday morning, as the train from Hollybead was passing Sandicroft, near Ch ester, a platelayer, named John Thomas, who ...
... sec. Blonde (Dublin) we oe eee 1 Camilla (Belfast) It will be seen that the quick est of the three races was the first won by Whig. THE Belfast News-Letter gives the following description of the race between the Blonde and Alabama :— Before the starting ...
... him to the Hillsborough Petty Sessions, to be held on Saturday, the 9th proximo. The man admits his name is Logue, but ern Whig. says that Philip, not Joba, is bis Christian name.—orth- ...
... there bv John Tiernan. The several witnesses were bound over to appear to prosecute at the next Belfast Assizes.—Northern Whig. ...
... bentham and Sir William Molesworth have been present at tbe Wakefield gathering of lords and ladies, Odd Fellows and Foresters, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, to say nothing of a huge car decked with evergreens dragged along tbe streets, they would ask if it ...
... satisfactory one. I think that without attaching much importance to the return of that class of politicians who are known mere Whigs, still I may say that Liberal principles in generalpopular principles-have made considerable advance in coniequeoce of late ...
... mentioning in Norfolk; and when, at the late general election, he endeavoured to propose a candidate in the interest of the Whigs, be could not get a hearing. How delusive is the vox populi? At one moment, he was, perhaps, the most popular man in The whole ...
... Thomas Raubb, James M‘Gladdery, od James Charlwood, printers, engaged on the Northern Whig, were summoned at ibe suit of Mr. Finlay, the pro- prietor of the Whig, to answer a charge of having unlaw- folly refused to work, and having left their employment ...
... THe Steike IN Betrast.—Under the head of Belfast: Police-court, we find the following in the Northern Whig :—“ Before the rising of the court, Mr. Jobn Rae, at the suit of Mr. Heary, foreman, applied for summonses against a number of the compositors inthe ...
... of the street. The conduct of the oge rty in this part of the country seems to be daringly disloyal and defiant.— Northern Whig. ...
... 250,000 acres; and we have no hesitation in saying that we are more likely to have too much seed than too lithwt— Northern Whig. Cask oF ATTEMPTED PorsoninG.—A erxtra- ordinary case of attempted poisoning by a sister has just been tried at the Court of ...
... T inquired eagerly of men of all classes and all ways of thinking, and at last got round to the opinion, which the Northern Whig of a few days back has ex- pressed with admirable good sense and moderation, tkat least one-ha If of the so-called Fenian displays ...