... very few Mwntse killed six viotims, a mother and five young, vi lifeless bodies were found in the nursery when burrow was ?? whigs Hand& ...

... mentioning in N o rfolk; and when, 1411 di d -a re Seneral election, he endeavoured to propose a a - a : i l l int eres t o f th e Whigs, he could not t e ;;,:, 11 1: flow delusive is the vox populs ed 132 1 - 1, 4 e was, perhaps, the most popular man in .trtilage ...

... milita-man at Dunannon, in the county of Tyrone, and hints that there 41 good deal of Fenianism in the neighbourhood. The Northern Whig appears to condemn the searching of 31 ,r• ItleCoutt's house in Belfast for arms. Mr. O'Shea, • of the Rennin!, Cork, offers ...

... pany-there were about sixty of them altogether-was a prominent and leadisg man in his Btate. Many of them belonged to the old Whig party, and consequently were aU former friends of Mr. Seward's, and they were all received with the dry pleasantry and plain ...

... areint= illar d i h il eftsmil a = n eelmrt .l 4 Paskiral os their stet=dock. in nesseilamee Mortlam Mod the elares ; he Whig as aped 1: It wool mai ear mew hi Cr fee dipaaa to ~ln the eels of mad stock ; sad la e se h l=d birked w e t swillisi tal ...

... language while drunk. Another private of the 18th Royal Irish has been arrested at Cork for singing disloyal songs. The Northe, ii Whig reports the arrest of John M'Donald at Hillsborough, county Down, with Federal uniform documenfs, and money. A gunboat continues ...

... Couza and render their working a« difficult as possible. In fact, they are what we call obstructives of the aristocratic Whig type. to the rural laws, they are intended te elevate the cultivators of the soil and break that forced labour system which ...

... THE, FENIANS. DUBLIN, SATURDAY AsTER — NOON.—We quote the following from the Northern Whig:— Six Fenian prisoners are now before Mr. Strong, in the private police. court at Dublin Castle, and among them O'Keefe and Luby. The revelations relative to the ...

... PARTIES IN IRELAND. The various political sections in Ireland are very inadequately described when divided into Whig and Their characteristics may stated thus:—The fanatical Orange party, who have little influence; the Liberal-Protestant party, who are ...

... for £1,400. The investigation has not ye concluded, nor is it likely to do so for some days. 4. third edition of the Northern Whig (Belfast) contains a telegram from Dublin, which says, referring to the evidence against two of the prisoners, O'Keefe and ...

... HOW TO MAKE A GAP IN IRISH UNIVERSITY EDUCATIOI'. (From the Northern Whig.). The old Romaan story tells us that when a s gap'sg was found in the forum, which obstinately declined to be closed, the augurs pronounced that it could be filled up only by ...

... that the uighfc drillings which frequently take place iu the vicinity of Dungaunoa will now be put an end to.” The Northern Whig has an article on Irish rebellions, from which the following are extracts “The Fenian outbreak, if that can be so caL»d which ...