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... ACTIVITY OF THE STEPHENS WHIG. The Head Centre i» expected to reach town this evening from Cincinnati, where ei.joyei fialtering receplinn. Yesterday afternoa Colonel L J Kelly received telegram from Mi Stephens, as follows;—** Immense success in numbers ...
... the' Co iservHiive and the Whig Secession! t*. A powerful P ...
... of tbe Recruiting Department ought pro. bably be appointed, if at all, by a Whig War Mi«- nister, under whose auspices the sugsrestion has been made. any rate, are told by Whig critics that no Inspector-General can change the soldier's shilling into half ...
... MAIL. AND F.NNIBKILLRN CIIROXICLF.. MONDAY. OOTOnF.U I. 18M. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR, GLADSTONE. BitpasT Tusan*T —The Northern Whig. in leading »>licl*. aty. it BndaM.nd il i» contemplation lo in*it« Mi Gl.dalona to public bat’qiwl in The article on lo ...
... with lbs lad of arrest, g»ve oidett lot ilia ptiaoner'a close custody. He ptobably brought |yp at the police court to day.— Whig ol Saturday. ...
... of the Recruiting Department ought pro. bably to be appointed, if all, by Whig War Mi*- nister, under whose auspices the suggestion has been made. At any rate, we are told by Whig critics that no Inspector-General can change the soldier’s shilling a-day ...
... MORE ARRESTS IN RELFAST. (Front the Northern Whig of Thursday ) On Wedneaday, « man named John Croeby who wti arrested »ome lime ago by Head Con.- •table Lamb on charge of being a member of the Fenian Brotherhood, wse committed to jail on a warrant under ...
... above bis fellows as the the President of the Council. He is the flower of all English statesmen, diplomatists, heroes, and Whigs.— The force of nature can no further go. To rear and to elevate to supreme dignity, such character the consummate feat and ...
... the difference of tbe public feeling oo the subject of Reform in 1831 and 1866 must turn to Mr Roebuck's ** History of the Whigs. There they may learn how, when tbe House of Lords rejected tbe bill, tbe city of Bristol was set on fire by a frantic and ...
... attsohedi.and' a small pistol: The arms- were taken* possession ooustablfes, and Johnson- was ln the paliueoffice. N ...
... congratulate herself bifUig s*l her bouse io order. Let this don# now, the day b* near Eng* lead will know do diff ranee between Whig and Tory, jLjiheral and Causervaiifi-, sad hare a|logt(bar new watebwordf. Tha United Slates Consul A-pin«vail nnlifies bis ...
... —Cuta/iy ftndioulor. THE PROPOSED BANQUET MR. (GLADSTONE. Belfast Ulster Observer the aiinnuncemrnt which aj»,ieareil the Northern Whig Tuesday, i» beliag*. premeure. No arrangement has been maii**, and atfpa have vet been, taken in ibe aiatir-r. The proposition ...