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... ProcettiotiB Act , by having joined in a procession an ' d formed an unlawful attembly on the 12 th , Jrily last . —Belfast Whig . BOSSES ra HEAVED . —The Rev . Henry Ward Bttcbti , a a eeml whichhe ig writing In tha ? 111 Ywk Ltdgir , diBCMgeB , tbrongh ...
... commnnlcated on , the subject , that the request • would , be compiled with , and . that £ 30 would be granted . —Northern Whig , ' . FKOPOSED BA 1 LOON VOVAQB ACROSS THE CHABHBii . —AnangBinentB are l ) Bing maile by Mr Thomas Galethe son of the well-known ...
... Escheque ne only now 'beginning . Se persuaded Lord Derby to take the faiaons leap In the dark , with the view of ont-whigging the . Whigi ; aad now the Conservative psrtyaraaiixionsl yawaltlngaoina nia&Keslo of lae policy proper to ba punn . ad ...
... Disraeli made a good bit by denouncing Sir Robert Peel , and also by implication the Duke of Bucdeuch , as having caught the Whigs bathing , and stolen their clothes ; but Mr Disraeli has now caught the . Radicals Bathing , and has run off not merely with ...
... always to do the opposite of what he advises , and he is repre-Eented as a mere instrument to fetch and cany for the oU . Whigs , and to laA at iin ia unison • n-ith his superiors . Vulgar , insolent , ami untrue , is almost the only remark that ...
... of the company to which the steamer belongs , and his IOBS will ba much regretted . He leaves a large family . —Nwlliern , Whig . | POSSIBLE BLACK SPOTS—The ( Mode ' s Paris correspondent writes ;— It is thought not unlikely , I understand , that the ...
... ) tr / o . There wag a grand llefomi htHKiiiet In EdinburBli loon after the passing of the lielwin Bill , iu honour of the Whigs , and especially of Burl Kroy , and why should there not be a cuuuterp-irt to this ileinoustraUon in a Conservative DMi- inat ...
... what happened in the Cabinet , Bdmucb US this ia certain . Mr Disraell all along wished to go down very low , to beat the Whigs—u poulble , the Kadicali too—by basing the support ot the Congervative party upon a lower class than those which they conla ...
... reduced In the Belfast factories , &nd It ig to be hoped that the neceaity for snch a step will he ol thort ( larayoa .-fforitoi Whig . RAILWAY SPECCLATIOSS IS HcBGARi ' . —Tie Mna » tEr of Public Works , Count Miko , htia pno litned hig plan fox a net of railroads ...
... 'the Ascendancy . Perhapa the present fury is greater . Diummond . was the Under-Secretary of the latitudiuamn . and godlcsa Whigs , No'villa the Tory Balaam who was to hava curafld the Ribandman , and who , iMtead of that , hag not • Indeed , hieased 'him ...
... brother of the present Sir William Dnunmond Stcwart of Murlhly . Mr Dminmond woa returned by a majority o ! • 158 above his Whig opponent . Mr DrnmaoBd wag a Coneavitivs of the Peel school , » nd supported . Sir Robert Peel In the abolition of the Corn ...
... rzpectatioo that tbe prerailin ? dnirtBWin msy rtill ficrtberlowfrpriwa . —Seplemhcr' 11 THS BELFAST MABKETS . —The Northern Whig of PalTirday reports -. —Iiiaeas . —There it no caan ^ e of iopcrtfrce to note in the rt » te of the trade daring the piu ...