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... The Sort hern Whig denies truth of statements that have been widely circulated as an outbreak of cholera in Belfast. The cases referred to have been nothing worse than what called English cholera and diarrheas. ...
... measures of Ministers, Whig or Tory, do not always take the Corms which molleagues of their or themselves prefigure, and that picture or prophecy frequently proves to be deceptive. If, for instance, an al of the Derby Government predicted it would not ...
... accident of the kind. Eight persons were killed on the spot, and three others are hardly expected survive their injuries.—Northern Whig. An island, one quarter acre in area and covsreq with a heavy growth of bushes and trees twenty feet high, that had long been ...
... the name Whigs, saw good things in store for themselves from this liberty of the Irish people to choose men and send them to Parliament. There was no longer an Ireland to contend with—upon any question of vital national importance Whigs and Tories ...
... which Lord Derby never intended to divert from their natural channels, upon the obscure and consistent supporters of the Whigs. This is no policy. It simply the relaxation of unprincipled ingratitude. It does not even pretend to enlarge the precincts ...
... likejthc rumbling of carriages approaching from tbc .south-east. The Belfast Whig the death of M.-. Leonard M'Clure, of San Francisco, who served bis apprenticeship in the Whig office, and emigrating to Vancouver’s Island, became leading member of the ...
... arise a new combination of parties, formed for future exigencies, based upon &finite principles and pursuing an avowed object. Whigs, Tories, Liberals, and Conservatives cannot, as parties, survive the new distribution of political power. Lienceforth there ...
... moot practical skill as a legislator, and even of most persuasive eloquence as an orator, that the Whigs have poesested Lord homen ; yet a section of the Whig party are in open 2r secret ineurrection against him. And outside of Parliament I found among the ...
... he open his ears in London to the murmured couusel of able Roman Catholic perverts, and in Ireland to the whisperings of old Whig officials and Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics ? Rumour alleges that Lord Mayo would not object to be placed in one of the wealthy ...
... of the Shipper or Consignee. ABGoode intended fur Shipment mud be alongside Sri NOVI at Wit before the Advertieed hour for Whig. • Th. Cwmputy's Stoma:ors will hind Goods, &c., from TrsW. to ths sliovs-mestiossd Ports, sod vice vas& • Nora--IfGoods an ...
... practical skill as a legislator, and even of most persuasive eloquence as an orator, that the Whigs have possessed since Lord Somers ; yet a portion of the Whig party are in open or secret insurrection against him. And outside of parliament I found among ...
... the press there as very great. His funeral was attended all the literati connected with the press of San Francisco.—AbrlAern Whig. Never Alone.— pious cottager residing in the centre a long and dreary heath, being asked by a visitor “Are you not sometimes ...