... whose name we spare, is obliged to go without his pound of flesh. When the lease falls in, Irish Church and Methodist Chapel, Whig, Tory, and Radical will . possibly be names which will need a dictionary of anbquities to explain them. The Methodist congregation ...

... who are the bribers. The great liberal party presents s very ignoble spectacle at tbe present time; where you see Radical*. Whigs. Reform Leaguers, Chartists. lofideu, Fenian Sympathiser*. Reman Catholics. *c . all banded together (or the purpose (to use ...

... that the Irish Church is not in every instance successful in awakening feelings of reverence amongst spectators. The Northern Whig relates an incident which shows that within the consecrated building itself other emotions than those of reverence may be excited ...

... An old man named the Belfast hospital, has committed the serious mistake of taking vitriol for cough mixture. The Northern Whig records the death of Elisabeth Edmundson. the oldest woman ef Ulster, aged 103 years. The Conservative* at Leeds have selected ...

... etean hs name we spare, is obliged to go without his pound of flesh When the lease falls in, Irish Church. and Methodist Chapl Whig, Tory, and Radical will possibly be names wphicwlul need a dictionary of antiquities to explain. them. The Methodist congregation ...

... names of 14.000 workmen on its books, comprising 154 different trades. The Right Hon. Charles Baron Headley (says the Northern Whig) has been chosen a majority of votes to be peer to sit in the House of Lords of the United Kingdom, in the room of the Earl ...

... to the policy he would finally pursue. Some said that as to dish the Whigs he sold (he called it educated) his party, so to re-dish or to make complete mincemeat of the Whigs, he would disestablish and disendow the Irish Church and take his cue ...

... capacity. The death of Elizabeth Edmnndson, of Coleraine, the advanced age of 103 years, is recorded in Northern Whig. The Northern Whig states that an old man has been admitted into the Belfast Hospital suffering from internal burnings, caused by his ...

... happened that things had assumed this kind complexion now —that was, there was s time when cared very little whether he voted for Whig or a Tory, but now he found that one party had attacked the Church of which he was a minister, and which, however unworthily ...

... asked bar for the , bat the aimed to pay, whereupon he panda to , sled holden away • dock with the whole of the stood his. Whig bold of the dock, amend tt ben his ad tang it away. David allatiow, rep a hatchet with which he eneehed the deck all to then ...

... he never could be trusted ' in the Conservative ranks, he had never been thought much ' of either by Liberals, Radicals, or Whigs (laughter and cheese). Ridiculing the Tory opposition to the measure for the die-establishment of the Irish Church, the speaker ...

... Casualties from which the Miss Frances Forte. The -roel tosato were Drooored health rt the bride and hrulegroom heartily ; song*. Whig, Tories,who ooonred the amfhe iherefore ,hcu J ‘»fl>rtißf death Altogether the Rev. Canon Girdleatone proposing, in very warm ...