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... THE GREAT WATERLOO COURSING MEETING. (From the Northern Whig of Yesterday.) Liteei-ooi.. Feb. 18 —The great tOErnamerit the Altcar plains was resumed this morning with the first round of the Waterloo Purse, for thirty-two dogs beaten their first courses ...
... system of canvassing-not to attack by anonymous placards souibs the private or personal ck iracter of any of our opponents, Whig or Tory-but so meet everyone on the high ground of principle and moral worm. ...
... The crew included father and his two sons. None of the bodies had been washed ashore when our correspondent wrote. —Northern Whig. A New Metal.— The Master of the Mint is hunting down new metal. The fact that palladium occludes something like eight hundred ...
... had bseu tried as to the right of the railway company to demurrage in the case of the removal goods being delayed.—AortAern Whig. DU. T)E JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL.—Dr. Edward Smith, P.U.8., Medical Officer to the Poor Law Board, in his work ‘On ...
... CHARLES HALLS. Mr. R. M. LEVEY. Mr. M. B. GUNN. Mr. LIDDELL. HERB BLSttBR. grery new Oovernnjeuti far our memory reaches, whether Whig Tory, always commences its reign with flourish about Ireland. That Ireland has invariably played an important part in keeping ...
... Buchanan, Mayo RHlca, M. Dickinson, R.Tarlcton, W. J. Hannon, C S O.; R. Tarlcton, Gardiner, Weßtrucath Rifle?. Lieutenants.—V. Whig, R.lf.A. ; (I. P. A. Brahazon, Louth Iliflca; Bridson, 4th Regiment; M'Causland, Tyrone PuHlllcrs; 11. C. Grattan, Kildare ...
... see the winner of the “ Blue Ribbon of the Leash.” The dog and Ills trainer left Belfast for Lurgan during the day.— Northern Whig- The Night Refdob.—Weekly return of admissions into St. Joseph’s Night Refuge, Brickfleld-lane, Corkstreet, Dublin, of homeless ...
... with creditable promptness, has called meeting for this morning concert means relieve the sufferers by the inundation.—AorMern Whig. INTELLIGENCE. *** BY SPECIAL WIRE TO SAUNDERS’S NEWS-LETTER. London, Monday Night. THE STORM. The provincial papers of to-day ...
... „, .““moving bad the Conservative party • cl , * .,. [mm ,tl of Sgirer'^nug. .” present air Gladstone It was the modtrate Whig party. He did not pretend be wea aure they were much the treiP'd views o! the remainder of .-vrd'-i-h ,a .b-;^r, chmci (Treat ...
... wliat^sliall and It O'Fiaheriy was but a die n. ,i„g,.. & c. &e. The leader of the-what shah wi.ussshe.td iiislathetssy'bsV | soy-Whigs ? Liberals ? Fadirala owing to the pool 1 . s S” ''j . pi. kies” will, perhaps, the 1)e - et .“ rn ,V ..i;,,, Mr. objecud ...
... that every man who loved that Constitution, whether and freedom England (hear, hear). If they were to were Conservative, or Whig, Churchman, or even a treated separately, let them hare separate legislation (bear, Dissenter—by whatever name called himself ...