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... congratulate herself having set her house m order. Let this done now, mid day may near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. The /.etneet, referring to the numerous recent case' ...
... not lo be disturbed, and -theParfiSSSentary “blue book” reveals electioneering histories of memorable import. The Northern Whig suggests that the rising town of Lurgan, whose mhabitints amounted in 1861 to 7.772, ought to be conjoined with Lisburn for ...
... herself on having set her houae in order. Let this be dona now, end the day may be near whan England will know difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Canecrvatiw, and haw altogether new watchwords. AM2BICA. . {Arrival North American.) Gunoumi, Tnif It ...
... Plagoe baa iu reality made ita appearance in thia country. The intelligence firat communicated in aecoud edition of the Northern Whig of yeaterday, the anlborily a telegram (rum a Magistrate in the County Down. The locality where the Riuderpeat has appeared ...
... d. A writer in achieved his pupils, this being the true test of the lead the devotions. . d ( ft t e place at the AWfficru Whig of yesterday estimates the cattle to' find ' in the First Preshym county Down, at £1,125,000 sterhng, and those m 8 regardg ...
... would add about 2,0d0 more—so that if the Irish Helorm Bill passe*, the constituency of Belfast will close upon S.OoU.—.Vcu/Aon Whig. The Gazette says Government will not oppose the | muiioo of Mr. Bouveiie, to amalgamate the Fiaucliiae and Bids when committee ...
... that the prompt and generous mauuer PLAGUE, whicb the Directors of ibe Northern Company {From the Second EtlUion the Forthem Whig.) h«. .a.J tb. n,.ni0.i.l lb. p.ople C.r,.d,ii. Beij-.si, Fdidiv.-W, b«.e jo.t r.ci.tj i„(unn.lioo of, ai d victnily, has secured ...
... death in one case was due iifleLiii n of the liver, and that none wn* it caus'd rinderpest. sec nid edition of the Xorthcn Whig of to-J.-iy snys: We have j ist receiv'd inforinstion of a r ...
... at only from the point of view of iesthetio taste or practical convenience. THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN ICELAND. (From the Northern Whig of Monday.) I„ our second edition of Saturday vre published the following telegram from our reporter in Lisburn .. A post-mortem ...
... WHITFIELDS PRIVATE HOTEL, A 7, Beaufort Buildings, St rami, IV. C. Bed, Breakfast, and Attendance, 1* per day. Hefereneea, yorthern Whig Office. Derry Journal Office. NEW ZEALAND. 1 NTF.NDINO EMIGRANTS to AUCKLAND. * N Z., are invited to form a party t-> Sail ...