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... ILLNESS OF DR, CRAIK, COLLEGE The Northern Whig of Saturday states that yester- About 12 o'clock, Dr. GL. Craik, Professor of English Literature in the Queen’s College, Belfast, was seized with paralysis while delivering a lecture to his class. The venerable ...
... ORE ARRESTS IN BELFAST. (From the Porthern Whig of thiz day.) On man Jobn Crosby who was arrested some time ago by Head Constable Lamb on a charge of being a member of the Fenian Brotherhood, was committed to a warrant under the Hebeas Suspension Act ...
... study of Protestant literature.” To combat these Ultramontane and unchristian views of freedom of education, patronised by a Whig cabinet in 1866, abnegating all previous acts of liberal ministries since 1833, Mr. Whittle has given us an unaswcrable pamphlet ...
... immediately after he had paid the fine, and was, we understand, lodged in gaol under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act. —Northern Whig. ...
... unfair and disgraceful opposition really maintained its ground and struck root in tho soil.” “And was such system,” exclaims tho Whig, to bo quietly given up to its opponents without a struggle ? Was not ono single word to said in its defence and no protest ...
... decision of tho House of Commons on tbo great principle at stake. In a fow days all further interference may unavailing. —Northern Whig. THE LATE CASE OF SHOOTING AT GLASNEVIN. AtthoCapol-at. Police-office, onWednesday morning, Mi'. Ennis, solicitor, sated to ...
... though there was not sufficient evidence whereon to found charge against him being connected with the confederacy. —Northern Whig. The Parliamentary OaTh—The following is copy the oath proposed in the new Bill : I, A. 8., do swear that will be faithful ...
... Pafliamentary power, as to the number of his followers, devised a broad and bold plan for Ireland from national ruptcy, such as the Whig Minister of the day could never have dreamt of, and which, when he altered, it was, of course for the worse. There was certainly ...
... give additional proof that they act, not upon principle, or upon the principle only selfpreservation being the first law of a Whig Cabinet, and all this by their mends Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Lowe. —London Correspondent of the Daily Express. I have heard ...
... gentlemen then in the college were soon in attendance. It is the general opinion of the medical faculty that will recover.—Northern Whig. More Cores Asthma and Cocans bt Dr. Locock’s Polmonio Wafers.— From Mr. C. Collins, Chemist. Brettcll Lane, Stourbridge, December ...
... through before midnight. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws these burdens on the Whig party had to be noticed, and the opportunity was not lost. Both Houses did their duty; so did the electric telegraph; so did ...
... additional proof that they act, not upon principle, or upon the principle only of self-preservation being the first law of Whig Cabinet, and all this their friends Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Lowe. They find themselves Deserted their utmost need those their ...