... being in great danger of losing an eye. Several of the city policemen were also struck with stones. The correspondent of the Whig says that blame is attached to the constabulary. About eleven o’clock the police cleared the Walls, and the Infantry were called ...

... multitudes, he could only govern his tongue. civilization, is clear, l>ecause the inhabitants It has been asserted that the word Whig was savage countries, as the natives of America, Africa, derived from the initials of the party motto, We Australia, or the ...

... led in the short of their supply. It does not appear v ot of any them to fire, The inquest has been adjou TILE NORTHERN 186 WHIG BELFAST SATURDAY, MAY 1, | etotrated their forces, It was with whatever, rave of THE FATAL RIOTING TN DERRY, in the He asked ...

... WHITFIELD'S PRIVATE HOTEL, 5 and 7, Beaufort BuUdingt, Strand, H’.C. Breakfast, am) Attendance, is per day. References, Northern Whig Office, Deny Journal Office. ...

... his abdomen, killing him on the faras have beard, thor. *« ii, blame otlachcd the railway officials the r.i-lion.—S'.rth r n Whig. The Manufacture of Watches and Clocw.—A most interesting and instructive little work, describing briefly, bnt with great clearness ...

... JcLa Charters H. a J. }turns 4.lsegow John Beid; . . SEWING JI_ICIIINE DEPOT. Ilendetsoo J.P. Franc'. U. Finlay. Northern Whig Richardson. Richardson. Brothers. I Co. Fester I:eate• Jolla Ent,o Lowry. a Kirk . . .I• J rni for tin H. L. Fe.trah.-y, Newry ...

... meio arid ia al Qn @ mottoes to Prince DAILY WHIG OFFIOR, Saturday — = rs positions, were [BY 1 flow the ot! 8 FRANCE, ena it ay- The protocol oo the Belgian question has wa to the sigoatures of M. de Lavaletts and M. Frere whied had will be published ...

... o'clock, _ _ KS, WHITFL r VATE I & 7, Beaufort Bu ings, Strand, S: Bed, Breakfast, and Actendance, 48 per Reference, Northern Whig HERS,| TOOTHACHE! TOOTH. tom —_—_—_—_ SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1869. PIANOFORTE HARMONIUM AND M Tao be det or Sol? had VER up and well ...

... than to Edinburgh or Glasgow. We do not want a Viceroy. He is not a true representative of the Sovereign-for he is either a Whig or a Tory-and the Sovereign is neither; at least professedly. A Viceroy is Iseldom popular with the whole population,. l What ...

... brings strange missives to the journaliat —letters on every conceivable, and many inconceivable, subjects—religiou and politin, Whig and Tory —high, low, broad, and no church, all send in their contributions—every one who has a hobby and is able to pay or ...

... end succeeded to the peerage in 1838. His lonithip was one of the moderate party among the Roman Catholic+ who adhered to Whig principles and opposed Ultraniontane no. t i.ms. He is succeeded by his son, Arthur James, Lned Killeen, .who woe born at Napier ...

... Parliaments Wflliam IV.’s ign. and to tlisgieecage . in I-.nJslttp was on* of the moderate .party the at Ijolt- -* who adhered Whig principles aod opposed- Ultramontane no*tion's. is bis eldest son, Arthur '.rvutea, Killeen, who bom Naples in laJ §, who was ...