... above-named highly- respected gentleman, who, in his professional capacity, assisted at the making of our local ways. The Northern Whig thus refers to his decease The death of this to many, took place at Tdmnaharry, near Newry, on Friday last. The varied accom- ...

... movements. The Orange and Green could only be blended to wave over the ruins of our Protestant institutions. The Northern Whig strives to put Mr. Johnston in a false position as if he sought to promote a modern “‘ United Irishmen’s” society. It says:— ...

... '-: There are floating rumours that considerable doubt exists as to the course that will be taken by Earl Bussell and other Whig p-ers. have no doubt, from my own observation, that the slightest sign of a change of public opinion would very greatly influence ...

... action —of the two great parties in the State. I have often, ; when I have had to consider the history of what are called Whigs and Tories, been surprised that—after great national vicissitudes, and notwithstanding the enormous blunders and mistakes which ...

... friends, redigging their graves to the statutory depth, and reinterring the bodies. On Saturday and Sunday la«t (the Northern Whig states) this process was carried out by large bodies of men on an extensive scale, notwithstanding the remonstrances of several ...

... he first draft whom, fifty in number—twenty-five males and twenty-five females—will arrive here next Tuesday. The Sorlhern Whig states that many of the poor creatures about to be removed hither have been bitterly lamenting the prospect before them of ...

... as to Ireland. Piecemeal revolutionary legis- lation will not be conntenanced in the House of Lords by the Constitutional Whigs any more than it will be tolerated by the Conser- vatives. We regard the declaration agatnst the Go- vernment by Earl Russell ...

... then banded to their lordships, and The Chief Justice intimated that they wonld deliver judgment the three cases—the Northern Whig, the Not them Star, and the Examinerone o’clock on Thursday. The court then rose. Thursday. Mr. Justice Lawson and Mr. Justice ...

... this occasion voted with the majority, as did also Mr. Butler-Johnstone, the Conservative member for Canterbury. The Northern Whig, while not professing to be the exponent of Mr. Dalway’s policy or to interpret his motives,” suggests an explanation of his ...

... intention of standing candidate for the representation of Antrim. A discreditable trick has been attempted by the Northern Whig to prove that Lord Edwin Hill-Trevor and Lord O’Neill are not heartily in favour of Captain Seymour. That journal has intimated ...

... in our reviews of the racing sen- son. Such liberality surely deserves to be rewarded by a numerous éntry and large fields.”—Whig. a ...

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