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... Railway Station, and another at the quay ; but we could obtain no particnlars as to whether the rumours were true. Northern Whig. France and the Rhine.—The Paris Correspondent of the London Express says:—The circumstances of some regiments having been ...
... that has within the last few days obtained currency in political circles, that Ministers have succeeded some recalcitrant Whigs to oppose I.ord f amendment,by promising that if they irillb it support the bill atlts second reading, they atsim it. or, if ...
... possible that an apparent conjecture may have been the echo a fact. The same criticism is applicable to the revived story of a Whig or coalition Ministry under the Duke of Somerset. The patron Totues is perhaps not an enthusiast for Reform, and an experienced ...
... classes of the Irish people, and has even penetrated the barracks of the Irifh police ana the ranks of our army ? Who bui tbs Whig who, having been kept au courant hy their spies with the march of events in Ireland and America, heeitated from some unintclligibh ...
... THE GREAT FIRE IN BELFAST. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAY.) The fire brigade during the whole of yesterday were busily engaged in pouring water on the burning remains of this great fire—one of the greatest which ever occurred in Belfast. The vast ...
... Wherever opinion has been iairly elicited the scheme of the Ministry has been condemned. The Bill is pronounced by the principal Whig as well as Conservative journals, and by the working class as well as the classes above them, to be emphatically a bad Bill; ...
... liberty and of our limited monarchy—scions of the aristocracy, in Mr. Gladstone's phrase—to forego their party bickerings, and, Whig and Tory, to unite their strength, and stand shoulder to shoulder, in defence of Crown and Nation. In this final explosion ...
... ■ I better on a division now they went too j the sit vote*, j Harvey, member Tbetfonl, pocket 1»- I of the Duke Otafton, a Whig, and Lord i Ashburton, Contervative, which, with a population of f.OOO, wilds two member* Pa.-linmewl, t> to* - coly Coneerrativ* ...
... law must take its course. Preparations are being made for the execution, which is to take place on the 19th inst. —Northern Whig. The Claddaghmen and the Trawlers op Galway. —Thomas O'Donnell, Patrick King, Mary Wallace, and Judith King, who were arrested ...
... called, and will held to morrow “to support the Government raeaaore and pro U-t against the insult offered a few aristocratic Whig, and obstructive Tories the working man. must the last hope of Ministers to have their bill adopted Parliament. It Is enough ...
... Fenian conspiracy. The prisoner not arrested under the Cor put Act, but regular working member the organization, ~ X'Mkern Whig. The Bellew Will Case.—At Westminster Policecourt, Wednesday, the hearing for the ninth time the charge against Mrs. Anne Cosae ...
... south of the spot where she was wrecked* the loss of life must have b«e» frightful. HEAT FIRE LOSS fISO.OOO. (From the NorUurr Whig Monday-) Yesterday eveniag one the mort «>*««»« •«» most destructive fires whch ever ooCTirred BeUast took place, and resulted ...