Your Search Filters
Refine Search
Newspaper
Countries
Counties
Access Type
Type
Public Tags
Loading
Your results for: whig
DECISION IN THE BELFAST ELECTION PETITION—M'CLURE RETURNED
... DECISION IN THE BELFAST ELECTION RETURNED. FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG. Belfast, Saturday. Mr M-Clure has been declared duly elected. The petition was dismissed, with all costs. ...
THE CITY OF ANTWERP AND THE COLUMBIA
... such denial, although the Ezpress is not responsible fcr the original statement. We copied the paragraph in from the Northern Whig of Dec 30.— ...
PORTDOAL
... reeeived fr - I beg | Conta, and the other ish esions n Whig that complete tracquillity prevail ...
MUNICIPAL POLITICS
... enough to stand against the Cullenite faction. The Priests and the mob aided by the eovert sympathy of the Government, be it Whig or be it Tory, are too strong for them Growing in numbers and in influence, they yet can- not afford a rupture with the Consistory ...
IRISH ERECTION' PETITIONS
... days ago moved for an attachment against three Belfast newspapers —the Northern Star, the Ulster Examiner, and the Northern Whig, in conseqnence of articles alleged to be prejudicial to the suit having been published in those papers. The case was tried ...
| Tue Sirvation.—The facts to which we have drawn attention should inspire confidencc- They show that Toryism ..
... counties, have disclosed new sources of strength. The leap in the dars—a leap precipitated by the selfish and insincere of the Whigs, who at the last were of all men the most reluctant to take the plunge—has landed us on solid ground. But there is need for ...
SERIOUS ASSAULT CASE
... from the effects of their injuries. The police are invnsi Igat iug the cate, which has very strange look a ( present. —Sort i Whig. ...
1' ft E IRISH M A N
... Esq., High Sheriff(ghoneen Whig) ; Sir William Hackett (honest) ; Sir John Denson (this and that); Sir John Arnott (unknown) ; Edmund Burke, D.L. (shoneen Whig) j Colonel D.L, (Orange); Maurice Murray, D.L. (shoneen Whig) ; L. Berner, J.F. (Orange) ; ...
Tuuksdat
... for th: liberty of free discussion, the article in the Whig, in hia opinion, greatly exceeded the limits of anything that the court ought to pass over. He thougbt that the case of the Nerthern Whig came within the rule of strict law, aad in his judgment ...
THE THREAT ENED D OF THE TO THE EDITOR OF THB DUBLIN EVBNING MAIL. have seen with pleasgre eral letters
... elections, are at once put aside on the principle of numbers, as this was the principle. which formed the strong argument with the Whig-Radicals against the Church. There only remains, then, the Roman body? Are-they eligible? On their own showing they are not ...
ON TRIAL
... been too long duped; but this must be She final test, either to confirm the basenes.s of [English statesmen and place-hunting Whigs, or to inaugurate a new and happy era for Irelfind, uniting long opposed factions and obliterating that hated sectarianism ...