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... ood of Furness the sea broke through embankment, submerged 800 acres land, and drowned [upwards of 200 sheep. The Northern Whig reports that on Friday the tide rose higher in Belfast than it has done for many years, and, in consequence, many parts of ...
... Slater, the araiiEsr Challis at the recent electien t—J. Hergran's to MOfat sad back. whet weaned Mud the folly of helping the Whigs, eposing the enmity and eiLaal that party, tea, Ea, lia. - Mr. Ernest Josses funeral kook place as Sot aday afternoon. A Me ...
... recent election Ilargraves’s travelling expenses to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Jones the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life exposing the cruelty and villainy of that party, Ac., Ac., Us.” The Army Estimates.—The rmy and .Vary ...
... a straw ? Mr. Lowe. Now- by “the residuum ’ sent. Again to sit Parliament, ho, as a placemen, is content ? Mr. Lowe. M ho. Whig-like, with feeling shout, I reclaimed (what sane man will doubt) hi. ...
... the Whigs after spending his life in exposing and denouncing the cruelty and villainy of that party, ?? 11*. ; expenses incurred through Whig violence and brutality — glaaiog windows, repairing shutters and door, and paid for table broken by Whig rioters ...
... the distant Cornish men may still rally round a Trelawner. but, speaking roundly, all the territorial authority of the gr- at Whig houses has been powerless to stern the tide rv.at ive opinion in the counties. It is difficult rouse the county constituencies ...
... Lowe. HOW OVEREXD, GURNEY, COMPANY Now by the residuum” sent Again sit in Parliament Who, placeman, content ? Mr. Lowe. Who, Whig-like, with feeling shout. Proclaimed (what no sane man will doubt) wish to keep the Tories out 7” Jan. 28. Mr. Lowe. DID BUSINESS ...
... of the 300/., but the 2001. was paid over about the 11th. Mr. Falkiner read an advertisement which appeared in the Northern Whig of the 17th November, addressed to the electors of Belfast, in which James M`Gladdery,'Thomas Warnock, and Andrew Keatinge ...
... .Vta-n ' was about to be married, was already married, wot i never marry, was a Papist, a Tory, a Protestaot, » Liberal, a Whig. For some time rumour has be»> silent, bnt now it takes a fresh start, and we only ?? currency to the latest report In the ...
... nothing of Mr. Bright's, are jnat and moderate by comparison with this precious nostrum of a quondam Prime Minister and great Whig peer. Does ho really think that we can have one law for Ireland and another for England, or that a scheme of general confiscation ...
... election :— J. Hargraves's travelling expenses to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life in exposing th 3 cruelty and villainy of that party, &c., us. At Bradford, on Saturday, the learned ...
... the punishment, on conviction, being fine and imprisonment. BELFAST ELECTION PETITION. Belfast, Saturday. (From the Northern Whig.) Mr. M'Clure is declared duly elected. Petition dismissed, with all costs against petitioners. THE FUNERAL OF MR. ERNEST JONES ...