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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 ...
... Aneroorn, a middlr-iged Irish nobleman, popular, instead of Lord Wodehoses, young and aagadou English statesman; the change from Whig to Tory had littl* effect on the Fenians. As the winter approached, the quiet of the sumoiar gate way to rer.swod alarm. Again ...
... 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 ...
... over two three ranch abler and more etperienoed men of the Moderate section. The Ministers were net particularly dear to the Whigs, nor yet to the ouaristscratio Moderates. Lord EasseD's repeated treasons, to intolerable arrogance, to selfish egotism, his ...
... 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 ...
... eloc'ion petitions were creating havock little * x,.ccted on the meet ing Parliament—Great as the alarm trepidation cast into the Whig camp whan the AduUamile Secces>i«n look place, and men, whom it was generally posed the Ministers could depend, preferred acting ...
... 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 ...
... anoes .tt voly, xnceed, 0s after ?? pv ti Dboothe', :whch were' ts ?? nmtberi':ere .re sided. over. by Messrs. G. (Stzmaluriee 'Whig h:) gS iJ 'tigerald, ?? r:Kenitedy,' R'ussell, wt Onr an i 1towil The eppdsutig, agents were ,e1.rH, J B. tertne , ., t former ...