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... relief to Dissenters and Jews, and abolishing the Corn Laws. In spite of all the Conservative champion choscs to affirm, the Whigs, and they alone, must k«rsr ite palm of having brought these questions to successful issue. As readily do we admit that the ...
... that the revenue will not fall below the expenditure. Various bequests have been paid to the Institution during the year.— Whig. The Murder of Policeman Trades Unionists. —Surrender of a Man AccusED—One night in the summer of 1862 Sergeant Harrop and ...
... * Any*informa*ti o not given above Supplied on application toI,.IOHS Oaa, 19, Waring Street, Belfast, TIIE SCHOOL, j (rao | Whig misrale .x.r. There is very liitlo doing flax, tow, andoodiUa # jjjjjyg Ireland. I'P >- -OEBIDES THE SCHOLARSHIPS AND transactions ...
... £1 5s to £2 10s each, and bonhams from to per pair. The horse fair was well supplied, and farm horses brought good prices.— Whig. The Corn Trade.— The importations of wheat in November amounted to 3,903,760 cwt against 1,995,106 cwt same month last year ...
... opposite directions, near the Ballymena Station, against each other. Fortunately nothing serious resulted from tlie collision.— Whig. Mb. Dickens’Auekican Visit —Mr. Chas. Dickons’ readings in America have been well received, and are most heartily applauded ...
... of lb s kingdom have been treated too elaborately upon the political platform, and too lightly by the Legislature. With the Whigs, the wrongs of Ireland have been mere party cry when out of office ; and we sadly prebend that if Karl Derby made way for Kail ...
... C. Lindsay, t.sq.; M . 1 . Stunnus, Csq., J.l*.; 'l’liomas Jackson, C.L.; Thomas Mackni-ht, Esq ; and Charles Canyon, Esq., Whig. Yklvebton Case. Mrs. Yelverton has raisetl a new action the Court of Session, Edinburgh, lor the purpose of quashing or setting ...
... for ns barmony with onr own ideas is let the legislators. The Irish beat know their oivn ideas. It impossible for the EngUsh-Whigs. Ton » ludi- I cals-to rule Ireland in harmony with Irish ideas. It is impossible for the EngUsh to hold oar parte, “nd not ...
... profess to seek complete political severance from Great Britain. But they demand what all the statesmen of this Empire, both Whig and lory, have unanimously refused, and what the English people, however ready for what called ‘“justice Ireland,” will be ...
... Last Angast deceased was left 3 to the etate James Ovebeni>. 836 the newry and the endowment question. THE EDiroa THE NOETHERS WHIG. Sm,.-Permit me to say, in reference Ueab » ■ conree pursued the the endowment question, that ■ .^ ti)r t t, disenssioa—the ...
... William B. Kirkpatrick. Belfast, 15th Jan.,.Bf>B. NEWRY PRESBTERY AND REV. JOHN DODD. TO THE EBITOIOF THE KORTHEN WHIG. Sin,—l see by yeterday’s Whig that the Rev. John Dodd insinuate a denial of statement (viz., that he caused e postponement the discussion ...
... Rev R Black, minister of the Dundalk Presbyterian Church, writes as follows to the editor of the Not them Whig : ** Sib,— l see by yesterday’s Whig that the Rev John Dodd insinuates a denial statement (viz. that he caused the postponement of the discussion ...