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... THE PASSAGE OF THE COLUMBIA. (From the Belfast Northern Whig.) On Tuesday evening, at nine o’clock, the Cork Steamship Company’s steamer Tusker, Captain Anderson, arrived at Belfast Quay, having on hoard about thirty persons who were passengers by the ...
... as many lanes and alleys in which two vans cannot go abreast as there are broad ways pent up by the wooden bars of the great Whig proprietors. In its case, however, there is a difficulty, because the emallost improvement in tho ways and means of locomotion ...
... of the Abyssinian war, what cause for shame and glorification have we there! Owing to the neglect of • senile and meddlesome Whig nobleman, our countrymen were left to languish in chains in a strange land, and in hourly expectation of horrible deaths at ...
... regards law reform, he was no mere Conservative bigot, but anxious to pro- mote discussion and do what seemed best. Bat the Whig has done comparatively little for law reform—is known to be opposed to any considerable change, and is the only member of the ...
... was to be young blood. Happily, with one has get out or two exceptions, the Administration and almost of the sexagenarian, Whig circle but England, so far as the Ministry is concerned, is not yet to be saved by ing to Mr. Dieracli’s theory.— In truth ...
... Justice Morris ssid, as regards the Whig, he was im favour of admonisbiog the proprietor, and making him pay the costs of the motion. Monahan was of opinion that there was no justification for the comments in the Whig ; but, as the Court differed as to ...
... the crab-backwards. The Court of Common Pieas sat yesterday to give judgment in the attachment motions against the burt/ernb Whig, At'ekern Stnr, and uy/ter Etaminee. The three cases were called on together at the sitting of the Court. Their lordships were ...
... which have the intimate connection of cause and effect : the first Premiership of Mr Disraeli, the first enunciation by the Whig party of the policy of Church Disestablishment, and the first election under the great Conservative Reform Act. On the 25th ...
... of the men He formod a Government ; basiness with great vig Ones vi fought the Whigs In the he nning of April, splendidly fer a few months, The 1 he resignet office. Whigs re sumed office, but the heart of Euglind was turning to the gallant and brilliant ...
... petitioners I for an attachlment agaicrs the nrorsrietors of three newspapers in the town of t'elaft-naurlrv, the Nor:lieric Whig, the NVor/il w Star, ant the Rea- I mifieqi.; The facts are shortly as ?? elec. tors of the Borouoc of !elfast presented a ...
... dition of solid Parliamentary influence by secur- ing the confidence of any political party. .The distrust entertained by the Whigs for their volun- tee r ally may have been suggest e d by aristocratic prejudice, but it was afterwards justified by expe- rience ...
... ! the mat- called apoa the Coart to interpose ite here wasa ot the rity to prevent it, It was not because the pro Northera Whig was an elector by her these aad a member of Mr, M*Clure’s committee, that personal | the right to discuss morits of a case ...