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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... it is expected, will immediately follow in consequence of infcimstiou gained through the seizures of last night. —Sorthrrn Whig. ...
... colleagues in this country and in England. We sec how these claims have been admitted many leading members of the Constitutional Whigs. Every such accession is valuable, not merely representing the addition a unit to ihe supporters of the Government, but as ...
... felt gratified i 2 being calisd on to return thanks for trade and maw roe of Dublin. oousiJcrod that asy Go* varnmeDt, who.her Whig Tory, which legiaUled in tho interoata of country deserved fair trial and They wanted absmtoeiam, aa.l until they had at homo ...
... nianism, baffled indeed, but gnashing its teeth in impotent fury, and still doggedly biding its time. A Tory has succeeded to Whig Government, with what effect the future fortunes of Ireland remains to be seen. The Viceroy and the Chief Secretary have shown ...
... prisoner his own recognizance to appear when called on. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF AMMUNITION ARMS, Ac., BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig of Wednesday.) On Tuesday morning, between three and four o’clock, a number of detectives proceeded to the house of Michael ...