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... gratitude of the Ulster Tories to the Orangemen of the province who have won many election for them. The Belfast clergy,” says the Whig, •* voted against him to man. defeat him in the Lodge, ;is a preliminary oblige him to retire from the representation Belfast ...
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... Mansion House declarations, might least expected, t'u-re is concealing that a grave mistake has been commilled. less than 3i Whig peers voted in the minority of 11J against the Government; and hud it not been for the injudicious, uiistateniutiUke, unprecedented ...
... WHITKIELD S VATE HOTEL, 7, Beaufort Buildings, Strand, W.O. Bed, BrcAkfAai, and Attendance, 4a pcrdav. Reference*. Northern Whig Orllea, Derrg JoHrnal Oißce. IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF anyone troubled with Wind in the Stomach. Indigestion, or BiliouancHS ...
... was duly elected, each party should pay their own costs, and no claims for expenses had been lodged by any of the witnesses.— Whig. A fatal accident has occurred at Glasgow involving the loss of eight lives. A large chimney, eighty feet high, fell to the ...
... adhesion to the scheme of the Government. To so great an extent has this particular description of suasion been exerted that the Whigs openly boast, not only of neutralising many peers who might otherwise have given their proxies to Lord Derby, but that they ...
... were cut through, but his skin was untouched. The public give him great credit for his presence ol mind > and manly conduct. —Whig Correspondent, ...
... hasten the great cause of Tenant Emancipation throughout the country at ln this letter, which is addressed to the Northern Whig, Mr. Clarke says We hear much now of spoliation, robbery, confiscation, Arc., as terms applicable to the Irish Church Bill ...
... beaten. Mr. Rankin said that there was nothing to connect them with the crime, and dis ...
... application of Mr. John Ren, the inquest was adjourned till Monday, 10th Mav, Constable Win. Mills had charge the inquiry.— Whig. ...
... It is certain only for the timely aid of this gentleman their lives would have been lost, they took large quantity of it.— Whig Correspondent. . i--:. |tv ~;lo jell 6 tul .(Laos) ■£. l* ...