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... with such pointed ferocity. Mr. M'Loughlin objected to Mr. Macdonogh referring to the Whig. Mr. Butt said he was really very anxious to be heard on the articles of the Whig, which Mr. Macdonogh has evidently arguing upon up to the present. Chief Justice ...
... the increase of fares on the line, and a deputation was appointed to wait on Mr. Dodds, the manager, on the subject.—Northern Whig. The Loudon Joint Stock Hank has held its meeting on Thursday. For the half year ending the 31st ult., the Bank has made a ...
... THE LONDON COMPANIES— THE POSED COMMISSION OF INQUIRY m, ( From Londonderry Standard The Northern Whig Mo.iday contains important suggestion, in reference to the Committee of inquiry into the management the Irish Kstates held by London Companies, for ...
... to the Whig at present. The Chief Justice remarked that they had not yet come to the Northern Star. Air. Macdonogh observed that so far he had been discussing tho law. The article in tho Star was not s fierce tho ono which had appeared in tho Whig. Tho ...
... but, on the fireman access by meaus of the fire escape, they searched every room in the house, and found nobody.—Northern Whig. The Conference.—The Memorial Dip 7 omatique publishes the following in reference to the Conference to be held in Paris on ...
... Court of Common Pleas gave judgment, yesterday, on the motion for attachment against the three Belfast journals, the Nort hern Whig, the Northern Star, and the Ulsttr Examiner, which have published commpnts upon the Belfast election petition. The Court was ...
... of Reform j and ardent Beforme™ like Mr. Bright said, again- and again, Your Liberal Whig Premier fa very like a Ton.* Lord Palmerston’s death ended this reign Whig- Toryism, and when Lord BnsseU became Premier again in 1865, he said to Mr.. Gladstone ...
... quite extinet. It is supposed the unfortunate woman had got up and sat at the fire, and took faint wl fell into it—Northera Whig. KILLED IN THE STREETS.—According to the Re- eistror-General, the deaths of 203 persons who were by horses and vehicles in ...
... found that was dead. The sou having been lodged to the police-office, a policeman was put on guard over the body. —Northern Whig. ...
... MEN BELFAST. THE GRAND LODGE AND THE ORANGE- (From the Northern Whig)- There can no doubt whatever that tho Grand Orange Lodge have come to support ot the local Tory dictators, and that their object i«, 8 ® '*’ to trample out the spirit of independence ...
... other prisoners confined for complicity in the assassinatiou of President Lincoln of the penalty of their crimes. The Richmond Whig says that influences are at work among the highest Virginia circles to organize measures for the ending of sectional strife ...
... order that all the information p.snble relating to the death of the deceased may be given ' at the inquest to-day.—Northern Whig. ...