... pin. As was only just out” the day that the mail left New York it probably the first' that has reached this conutry —Northern Whig. • Alleged Flogging Fenian following appeared in the Conslihition of Saturday i-« is rumoured that O’Donovan (Rossa) and-Lynch ...

... the most eminent statesmen now living of the Whig party, think we are likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country (hear, hear). But whether tbo Whigs, whether this Government arc equal to the time ...

... Railway Station, which Is supposed to belong to the case seized there few days ago, and of which four were missing. —Northern Whig. SEARCH FOR PIKES IN THE COUNTY LOUTHRAID ON A FOUNDRY. Dundalk, day.— Yesterday morning, at eleven o’clock, Captain Cootc ...

... Amongst those chapters we are bound particularly notice those called The Radical's Answer to The New-b»rn Faith. and The Whig’s and Conservative's Answers, which are msstarly discussions on aod dissection* et very difficult much-vexed subject. His ...

... been four months in Belfast. He was Drought before Mr. O'Donnell, R.M . at the county gaol, asd remanded for week. —Northern Whig. ...

... glowing eulogy on the victor. This was highly honorable to the manly feeling of the future king for the time he was allied to the Whig party, who, from a bitter boatility to the Government, laboured to decry tho Peninsular campaign, by deteriorating from We ...

... Imported the year 1865 was 538,530 tons, or nearly 40, C tons more than in the previous year. These figures (says the Northern Whig) show in satisfactory and remarkable manner the rapid increase of Belfast as great commercial centre, and its progress* onward ...

... overlooking, and from the throng Mr. i Goacben Wan the first •elected. Hut with the nervous horror entertained by the “old Whigs” to the entrance within the political “sanctum” of anyone unconnected by blood or marriage with the “families” who seem to ...

... number those who, having voted for your i candidates in 1*59. recorded their votes in 18G5 favour Mr. Pirn. The object of the Whig-lladical parly, which was sow dissension in our ranks, has entirclv failed. The determination our friends every class ihe city ...

... have been content with contributing to the columns of the Irish People, but he wrote a letter to the editor of the Northern Whig, dated the 29th of August, in reference to the course pursued by the Ulster papers towards the Fenian movement. A letter written ...

... basis of religion and fixed principle to restrain (heir passions, and teach them submission and obedience. One of the great Whig remedies for the Irish difficulty education. Educate the Irish, and when they become enlightened they will understand the ...

... result I ever knew happen from the natlaual journals of this country was to assist the Tories time of elections. When the Whigs pot forward candidate the national papers would oppose him—• Tory candidate would cone down and the national journals would ...