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... whether Lord Derby would be prepared to state the views of the Government previous to the meeting of Parliament.- Northern Whig. MUNICH, Dec. 28 (Evening). Prince Von Hohenlohe was this evening appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs. He is also entrusted ...
... possession what acts as a temptation to the dishonest among their domestics or their neighbours. The Kingston (Canada; British Whig of Dec. 8, has the following in reference to a Cork man ! Death W. Hewett Griffin, Eso.-Our columns today contain funeral notice ...
... ends lay on the street. Another at the Queen’s-bridge, belonging to one of the telegraph companies, was also broken.— Northern Whig. Masonic. St. John’s, 88.—The brethren of this lodge celebrated St. John’s Day supping at Brother Charles Thompson’s, Done ...
... present his pretensions before an Irish constituency. Great principles are involved this Issue : it lias not been light between Whig and Tory. Ireland can ill afford continue the battleground of cither faction. For thirty years and more the experiment of ...
... believe, expeots that chey will divide thb church property between' the Protestasuts and'the Catholics. Then,perbaps, ?? Thie'Whigs are remarkable for the . verbal' energy with whiohli when out of power, they bave attacked the 'anti. Irish State Church, and ...
... Ireland a new Viceroy, in the Marquis of corn, & middle-: lar, instead of Lord Wodehouse, a and eaga- ‘statesman; but change from Whig to Tory had little effect on the Fenians. As the winter approached, the quict of the summer gave way to poured in;, again Stephens ...
... immediately discharged. It appears that the men were engaged in England as labourers by Dr. Ritchie, Ballymacarrett. —Northern Whig. CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST A LATE LIEUTENANT OF FUSILIERS. Mr. Robert Bacon, late lieutenant in the Fusiliers, was brought Bow-street ...
... privatesr mentioned iu recent intelli- [The above extracts are taken from our generally weil informed contemporary, the Northern Whig We have, however, reason to know that many of the ideas entertained by “ the oo it” are ex- aggerated and that most of his‘ ...
... experienced men the Cabinet. In doing this they passed over two the M section. The Ministers were not par- tioularly dear to the Whigs, nor yet to the auaris- tocratic M 's repeated troa- his intolerable his selfish egotiom, his want of respect and confidence ...
... his | pretensions before an Irish constituency. Great principles are involved in this issue :it i has not been fight between Whig and Tory. ' Ireland can ill afford to continue the battleground lof cither faction. For thirty years and more the experiment ...
... immat d Mercantile Estab- ther Lord Derby or Lord Joh nd the publie that beg pardon, Ear! maintain the high age of the The Whigs hile the advanced have done and will do noth’ng f r respective exami- compelled by such men as Mr L be paid to the upils. ...
... Nobwiy, 1 - jve, expects that they will divide the prop y between the I‘rotestc uts aid the ('atholics. Then, jierhape, the Whigs The Wh : gs are r« markable for the verbal energy with which, when out of power, they have attacked the antiliieh State Church ...