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... Irish Elictfox Petitions.—ln the Court Pleas on Monday, Mr. Macdonough applied for an att*i'>; ment against the Northern Whig for articles which api** in the Belfast petition. After a Ion? • the eonrt reserved judgment until Wednesday.—ln tin of the ...
... be that the old Whigs and the new Whigs, dying-out and newly rampant Radicalism, have not even yet a.t'led their little differences among themselves. “Oh dear* ** what can the matter be—Johnny’s so long •at Ike Fair Tic blue-blood Whigs won’t have Friend ...
... The first and greatest difficulty of Mr. Gladstone is the pure old Whig party, whom he will have to shelve in some way which will not create a division in the Liberal ranks. The old Whig coach must not, in any case, stop the way in Downing-street. The voice ...
... Mr. &MC stone is lAttkiiiir in conduct, and' if • ble, witteld be apst , It. effects. ready at all 10 2 eoaelderatihn and *Whig aid to Mit p for ( improfemert of the Antra in Ireland, to the , ' _Waled fast session rife as they to De 121 CabonitieS ...
... haa held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that in the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, but it must not ba forgotten that Mr. ...
... most distinctively Whiggish peer, that the first effort was to secure Whig adhesions; that the few Radicals appointed were selected by al process of exhaustion,—that worn-out Whigs like Sir G. Grey were preferred to men like Mr. Bruce and Mr. Forster ...
... DI RACEFUL SCENE IN A GRAVEYARD. ‘We (Northern Whig) have received from a trust dent an account of an extraord scene occurred on Wednasday in the now y nt is re- graveyard, The facts, for which our cortes msible, are stated to be as follow :—A mi mar- ...
... held power in England since the coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeeu. The Dailo Telegraph objects that in the new Mlinistry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that ...
... Walicr now to be seen on the e, [He was very intelligently and gracefully supported by iss Kate Saville as Julia.— Northern Whig. Prrates.—At the Thaines Police Court, on Satur- day, a fellow named Legou, described as a labourer, was eharged with assault ...
... a month. Under these cireant. stances Mr. T. E. Jones, who appeared f.r the plaintiff, said the railway company were re/poi:Whig at common law. They were bound to protect, in a reasonable degree, the property of passenger,, and to allow reputed thi eves ...
... persons concerned in the It is hoped that the whole cireuwmstances of the case will be thoroughly investi- gated.— Northern Whig C ProsaBie CHANGES IN THE Ovrice.—As it is probable that, like the War-office, the Foreign-office execa- tive will undergo ...
... placed a copy of the Holy Scriptures, and the breastplate bore the words: — James Clarke, aged 22. November, 1868 —Northern Whig. DESTRUCTION OF A BY FIRE.—It becomes our painful duty te 1113/50t12100 a fire in comparison with which all that have previously ...