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... proixjsed Itanquet to Mr. Gladstone, in Belfast, the Ulster Observer says that the announcement which appeared In the Northern Whig Tuesday, is, we believe, quite premature. No such arrangement been made, and no steps have yet been taken in the matter. The ...
... LORD DERBY’S GOVERNMENT. POLITICAL nomenclature not in the best condition at present. The terms Whig” and Tory have become antiquated, while the more modern epithets •* Conservative” and *• Liberal” scarcely apply to all the case* for which name* are ...
... stale that they were not ■ in the yacht, and longer catalogue of missing has thus beta » providentially averted.—A orf/icra Whig Monday. Kirk fire broke in the oakutu store of Wexford dockyard Thursday. At about two o’clock old woman »ho was employed opening ...
... circumstances have made m his PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE BELFAST. . - Wf. ar« gratified to observe from the Northern Whig, that, amongst the Liberals of Belfast, c “° doubt, with their political friends throughout Ulster, the project of inviting ...
... was that could not succeed without bribery. *• What decided most I retire was remark made one of the voters—whether j Tory Whig I dou‘l know—who said, ‘lsm ready to lay down life for Jesus Christ, but I don’t consider that it would a sin take money for ...
... the fact that hat of Liverpool make, with the date 27-i-’fifi in the lining below the inside band was found in the water. Whig. BECOVEBY OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE OF 1865. Vai.ektia, Sf.pt. 2.—The following has been received from the Great Eastern, at 5 ...
... than by threshing the sprouted stocks with the rest the crop, and so deteriorating the quality of the whole parcel.—Northern Whig. Arrest of a Notorious Fenian in Manchester. —Wm. Lynam, a native of Carlow, a description of whose person appeared in the ...
... ncies of the Dillon correspondence had arisen from the interference of the Earl of Enniskillen, Sir Hugh Cairns, Ac., the' Whig of Thursday quotes from a letter published in the Dublin Evening Eon, of the previous day, a passage containing revelations ...
... Drew’s special come out, censuring the publication, no friend of Dr. Drew” could have had any hand in itl On this subject the Whig merely remarks, that, the statement quoted is curious, if true, and that , some explanation is required. No explanationhas ...