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... entire of the conn- it the funeral of the Earl of l.imenck. A correspontt tShgo and Carlow the provision, the dent of the Whig ,t’and Peace Preservation Act. Proclamations have also ironmonger Monaghan, who is a Prot s , been issued dealing similarly ...
... rich floral illumination. These are, without doubt, two of the handsomest volumes Messrs. Ward & Co. have as jet produced.— Whig. ...
... Ireland has convened a special meeting Assembly for the 6th instant, to consider the National and Collegiate Education question— Whig. ...
... missionary will arise in our midst, and take the lead in getting a society for improving the dwellings of the poor.—JVort/tern Whig. The Reform Rill.— The Sunday Gazette believes the Reform Bill will not be moved for a first reading until either dose upon ...
... Companies for the working°of the Carrickfergus and Larne Railway by the Northern Counties Company, were approved by the meeting.— Whig. . . Government Aid to Irish Railways.— An influential meeting of Irish railway directors was held the 26th ult , at the Imperial ...
... examined on that point. Captain said it was not necessary, as Mr. Redmond had given his evidence in the fairest wanner. We ( Whig) understand that the Committee of the Graduates’ Association have resolved send a deputation to London to press their views ...
... take the day for the operation and purchase by the bright light of the sun. Mr, F. 1). Finlay (proprietor of the Northern Whig) in the course his speech gave a hint which deserves to be ac:ed on, and replied to a specious fallacy often put forward as ...
... certainly remai ki able to find it proceeding from those who are loudest | in denouncing lie centralising tendencies of the Whigs. It is manifest that the circumstances of localities will vary so much that rigid universal system would he applicable to all ...
... judgment in favour the defendants, thus ployed in 1864 was 30,847; 18G3, 22 275; excess, quashing the conviction the Com t below Whig. I 8,572. Hut the number engaged on the spot in 18G4 The Irish Church Establishment and the Land was 21,880; in 1863, 20,80/; ...
... arrested immediately after bad paid the fine, and was. we understand, lodged jail under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act.— Whig. ...
... poteen.” Mr. was arrested, and lodged in the Police Office, and the still and worm were taken possession of by the police.— Whig. Compensation for Compitlsort Slaughter of Cattle affected with the Rinderpest.— The Coleraine Board Guardians have adopted ...
... excitement in the city, the eiiiz.-ns generally reposing implicit confidence in the efficacy of the measures taken the government. Whig. 8> iZUUK OF AMMUNITION DUIIUN ASSAULT THH man named James K. U’Gorman, who described Limscli blacksmith, from the Queen's ...