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... particular—l remain, Sir,yours truly, M. R. Dalwav. Bella-hid, September 22, 1869. Mr. Gwynn has addressed a letter to the Whig, partly in reply to certain statements concerning him made in the editorial columns of that journal and partly in reply to ...
... £1 to 10s. Mutton sold from 8d to 9d per lb. In the horse fair the supply was limited. Working horses ranged from £l2 to £3s Whig. i Wkbklv Live Srora. Sales. Mr. David I Hastings held his usual weekly sale of fat cattle, sheep, and lambs, at his auction ...
... Macnaughtan, and Mr. Thomas Sinclair, J.P.; and those against were— Rev. Hugh Hanna, Rev. Dr. Givan, and Rev. Henry Henderson.— Whig. Matnooth Colleob.— The aid given from the public purse to this college since its foundation, in 1795, has amounted to about ...
... Some young were selected by dealers for the army, at £2O to £3O each. Long tails, £l6 to each. Farmers’horses from to each.— Whig. Bki.fast Lite Stock Sales.— Mr. Da»iJ Hastings held his usual weekly sale fal cultle, sheep, and lambs, his auction mart, ...
... being subscribers to the fund. Henry R. Miller, Esq , was appointed treasurer, and committee appointed to collect funds.— Whig. ) Chaplains the Lord Lieutenant— We (Daily Express) understand that the Rev. Dr. Reichel, Vicar of Mullingar, has sent in ...
... 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 ...
... Sustentalion Committee. The document was discussed in private; but resolutions approving of the report , were unanimously agreed Whig. ! French PKOTr.cTioNisTs lie Paris correspondent the lisnei notices the agitation among the Proteej tioiiisls in France, and ...
... fair presented feature of interest, being almost all farmers’ nags, fair number of which changed owners, from £7 to each.— Whig- CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST A ROAD CONTRACTOR. Henry Smyth v. Joteph Carliile. Tims was a complaint made Holy wood Petty Sessions ...
... of Wales, the Crown Prince of Denmark, Prince Teck, and Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar were among the notabilities present.— Whig. The Duke of Newcastle. 'a Tchf Disaster It appears that the Duke Newcastle is the nobleman who was alluded to last week having ...
... Church’s history. A collection was taken up at the close, which, with the donations from those unable to attend, amounted to £170. Whig. The GenekalCouncil Rome.— The Tablet learns from Rome that the heavier work of the preparations tor the General CouncilJi» ...
... length ; but, there being some informality the process, it was not concluded, and fresh summonses will have to be taken out.— Whig. The Use Tobacco. —The Lancet says, in answer to correspondent Tobacco in moderation is believed by some to be rather advantageous ...
... on bis private ' character. An action by Mr. Dawson Bates, solicitor, against Mr. F. D. Finlay, proprietor of the Northern Whig, for an alleged libel in an article on the Belfast election petition commenced on Monday and lasted until Tuesday evening, ...