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... HE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COM- PANIES AND THE “NORTHERN WHIG.” (chaise The electric telegra, that condition of min h companies seem to be drifting into us those who are going into which an old Latiu ndage telis to be destroyed are thrown hy the gods. No other ...
... ELECTION RUMOURS. Member* are already busily engraved in election?* rin£. The new Whig candidate for Bucks in a gentleman for.nenjr in trade at Newcastle, who by inheritance came into p ...
... what he did when h oe the poor child of er life. The murderer’s name is William cock, who is forty a forgeman, and the m Ann Whig urst, the d ter of a bour, Wee hel been sl ing in house. Han lived in Turner- ve, with his wife and five children, the eldest ...
... the County Meath have lately been very numerous, and this is the first arrest made for this offenoe for some time. —Northern Whig. ...
... wasn’t a splendid one? The place is always as full as it can be, and the audience are always en- thusiastic, whether they be Whig or Tory, Radical or Con- stitutionalist. But we are ready enough to grant that in numbers and in physical aspect the meeting ...
... another gentleman in conjunction with his lordship was discussed. Tipperary.—According to Irish paper it is the intention of the Whigs to shelve Mr. Charles Moore, the colleague of Captain the Hon. Charles White, in the representation of this county. Mr. Peter ...
... with a house winch , far two-tfhirds the perieC vmce the passing of the Reform Act ofiHs2, haseen recruited by-ecccesaive Whig L ibcsnil'Governments. those 70 year* which, tv&h f saw the Tories inowr between 1760 aad 183 C (, acare than 400 peerages ...
... DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND RIOTING IN BANBRIDGE. The Itlorthersi Whig of Tuesday gives the following from its Dundalk correspondent, who dates Monday evening :—A troop and& half of the Soots Greys lett here to.day by specialtrain at 1 10 p tn. for Banbridge ...
... enemies. Mr. .Cobden since his death has been constantly mentioned in terms of the utmost reverenceand affection. Tories and Whigs alike quote his words as if they were inspired, and appeal to his example as if it were the acme of political There is much ...
... the audacioos attempt of Whigs and Radicals to compel the British Queen to violate one of the mest solemn stipulations of her Coronation Oath—whatever the Conservative Attorney>General for Ireland may strangely agree with Whigs and Radicals, in pretending ...
... ear roe* report of .be eta but in making those ooeervatione, was evidvn'. ep-'kv of policy bod boon parsued by auacaosive Whig Oov-ri'm**n's far a y-aro. Tbo 1.0 of bia remarks to Lord C'arondoa only nof a very siigbt and limited ebaraetor, ioaamaeh ...
... Guthrie, an eminent London merchant, and owner of the estate of Craigie, at the east end of Dandee. Mr. Guthrie is a Liberal-Whig in polities, and is eonsidered en excellent business man. Mr. Eyre has addressed a letter to the papers. Now that the prosecutions ...