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... eridenee have had that the feeling of the English counties is rising against the sweeping policy of Suspensory Bill Many of tho Whigs of the county, I am told, went against Mr. Littelton or were neutral, because he thorough supporter of Mr. Gladstone’s Irish ...
... names on the Monaghan roll—Dartrey, Templetown, Creraoruie, Shirley—suggest source strength, in the combination of nominal Whigs and Conservatives, as an Independent Ulster Party. If the Monaghan meeting shall promote such a union, it will checkmate the ...
... his death, and in the gift of the Attorney-General, is worth over je&r.—Limerick Chronicle. Belfast, Monday.— The Northern Whig of yesterday announces that serious disturbances occurred late on Saturday night, Banbridge, county Down, arising out certain ...
... break out again te-morrow. The police, several of whom ire more or less hurt, are guarding the Roman Catholic chapel. —Northern Whig. Kilmorh.— a general ordination held Sunday, in the cathedral o! Kilmore, by the Lori Bishop of the united diocese of Kilmore ...
... disprove a fact than to invent a fiction, the Examiner passes by. There ° fearhowover, respecting the Suspensory Act. At least one Whig Noblemen, though no friend to the Establishment, wiU take cate that it shall not pass without hie opposition, and there will ...
... was seized by the police. The contents are supposed to be something similar to what is now known as “Greekfire.’ —Northern Whig. A Pans letter says Number 2,867 gained prize of £6,000 (160,000 f) at the lottery for the * Enfant* Pauvres: A hairdresser ...
... that there something looming in the distance. There was sue _ thing Whlggery coming into office, but he did care either for Whig or Tory. (Hear.) He had m pleasure in proposing Mr. James Seymour as cn man, and he claimed for him the right occupy tl ...
... the Roman Catholic peers, led by Lord Denbigh, are reported likely to oppose the bill, whUe several of the Constitutional Whigs” as they are called, will offer strenuous and determined opposition. It has been calculated our contemporary the John Bull ...
... STOCK EXCHANGE-Yestbrdat. Consols Money Do. Account New Threes 94J Not quoted. 94 944 SA.TURDA^’V&NIS, >\JNE 20, Lord Grey Whig Nobleman to whom we lately alluded likely to arrest the progress of Mr. Gladstone’s Bill. The Suspensory clause, however, aU ...
... his attention. The Rev. Mr. Smith then addressed the meeting. The proceedings did not conclude until a late hour. —Northern Whig. ROLL’S COURT—Fhipit isjosction. Usborno v. the Galway Harbour Commissioners and the Atlantic Mail Btearapacket Company. Mr ...
... Mr. Rearden, being the last joint in the Liberal tail, is neither the most dignified nor the cleanest member of the organic Whig body. Recently, in his motion respecting the Queen, Mr. Rcarden has whisked himself into a very nasty puddle indeed. Mr. Gladstone ...
... neral as soon as possible. He could become by means only of two moving powers. He must be solicitor-general either to the Whigs or to the Tories. To which he should be so was a question mainly indifferent to Mr. Harcourt himself, and also to Mr. Hie in ...