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... and he trusted that the association would still continue flourish, (Applause.) The meeting then separated.— News-Leller and Whig. Judicial Statistics, —The Judicial and Criminal Statistics of Ireland for the vear IoG7, compiled and arranged by Dr. VV. ...
... officers of lie society were then nominated; and the proceedings concluded by the Lord Primate pronouncing the benediction.— Whig- ...
... to him should be transferred to the Liberal candidate. Accordingly, to effect this isolation, they found the Roman Catholic Whig and Radical portion of the electors who were supporting Mr. M'Clure contributing very large sum of money towards the success ...
... Act in Ireland.— Whig. House op Commons, Thursday Evening. —On the motion of Mr. W. Johnston, seconded by The O’- Donoghue, leave was this day given to introduce a Bill for the Repeal of the Party Processions Act in Ireland.— Whig. ...
... Belmontine, in consequence .*f his accident, was shot the time the race was entered upon. Modesty won both beats in succession.— Whig. Fatal Huntino Accidknt. —Sir John Johnstone, M.P. for Scarborough, died .>n Thursday morning from the effects of an accident ...
... of shareholders to form a quorum not being present, the meeting was adjourned until Monday for the election of directors.— Whig. BAN BRIDGE. LISBURN, AND BELFAST RAILWAY COMPANY. The twenty-first half-yearly meeting of the Banbridge, Lisburn, and Belfast ...
... pretty good show of horses, and many of them were of more tlim average class the prices ranging from £l2 to according merit.— Whig. ( The Flaxseed and Flax Markets.— The Belfast Lii nen Trade Circular, under date of Monday evening, March I, reports as follows ...
... , Esq., who was also Deputy-Registrar of the C - - rial Court, Coroner of the County, and leading popular man in his day. Whig. Diocksb Dkomoke.—Mark A. Saur u. has re*ignei >ris «rf The Errlesi ...
... 212 19 9 373 3 8 • Exclusive of rent from Holywood line. Mu Gladstone's Hill. A in the Whig states that Mr. Forteseue. the Chief Secretary for lr ...
... properly the Dish Church would to the landlords. In conclusion, he said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past limes have s ...
... ” (Applause.) The doxology was then sung, and the benediction pronoune after which the meeting separated— Xewd- Letter and Whig. (he convpyanc* of the American mailt—the contracta liaviiitt been signed the late government the day before the present ministry ...
... previous to the Act of 1850, a Party Processions Act had been introduced in 1832 by Mr. Stanley, who was then a member of a Whig Governmem, and afterwards a Conservative Prime Minister of England. laugh.) merely mentioned that fact because he thought that ...