FENIANISM IN BELFAST
... instructions of the law officers of the Crown, the prisoner was returned for trial at the assizes, bail being refused.— Northern Whig. ...
... instructions of the law officers of the Crown, the prisoner was returned for trial at the assizes, bail being refused.— Northern Whig. ...
... of assimilation between the Whig Government and a Radical leader, that if he is not by this time actually “one of them,” they and he under- stand each other thoroughly. Mr. Bright is performing just the part which the Whig-Radicals desire him to do, but ...
... 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. ...
... the Non-Subscribing Presbyterians of Ireland, died yester- day morning at his residence at Dunmurry, in the 78th year of his Whig. Miss Bateman takes a farewell benefit at her Majesty's Theatre on Friday next, previous to final retirement from the stage ...
... once promoted fanaticism, by speaking the unknown tongue. I shall carefully abstain from any invidious comparisons between Whigs and Tories, two great parties which have much to boast and much to be ashamed of; but it is not fair to hoid either party, ...
... the attitude of hoping rather than confiding. The parties apparent on the stage of politics are still but two—the one, the Whigs, in a state of decomposition ; the other, the Disraelites, in a state of imbecility. The latter we described some days ago ...
... adopted in regard to similar offices when, in course of time, they lapse through the decease of the present occupants.—Northern Whig. Tue or Woman is a fine head of hair, one of which the natural softness, colour, and glossiness are pre- served, free from ...
... tended at the Police-office, and discharged those accused with trifling offences on payment of the usual fines. — Northern Whig. all those who have found out the value of Reckirr’s Diamonp GratiryinG INTELLIGENCE.—It must be gratifying to flud Prince ...
... and children. He then concluded by supporting Sir John Pukington’s for coalition between the Conserva- tives and moderate Whigs. ...
... untoward might happen if the And so the speed of travel were not maintained. Bishops crack their lashes over the heads of the Whig-Radical team, and are keeping them up to their work. It is not now a question, how far can the Ministry go, but where will ...
... s be made impracticable, and dissension perpetuated in the land, and so may the Irish elections of 1865 be turned for the Whigs. What shall be the nature and constitution of this new body which is to be created for the purpose of enabling the a/wmni of ...
... laws altogether, now partially enforced and made to bear only against the most loyal portion of the and whether our rulers be Whig or Tory we care not—they will find the Orangemen of Ireland as faithful to them as they are de- votedly loyal to our gracious ...