... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends to the Northern Whig the f o l] ing extraordinary story : — On Saturday last a marri ceremony took place ia a little town not 20 miles fm Belfast. A youthful couple in humble circumstances Mr. Y. and a Miss H ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE A correspondent sends to the ‘Northern Whig* the following extraordinary story of wedding ;—On Saturday last marriage ceremony attended with Tory unusual circumstances took place in a little town not twenty miles from Belfast, A youthful ...

... and short step tho right direction. To use Mr. Tilloy’s phrase, re* no wed application has been necessary, both Tory and Whig governments, to obtain what common justice ought long ago to have given ns; and what will lake place on tne first of Juno not ...

... while against property are vteitad With l« nion.ireua aevertty. Oee must official, with all hatted that, somehow or other, Whig officials have had forwarding any measure tenelit of the people, and which British in general have all measures founded common ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. The Northern Whig says Oa Saturday last a marriage ceremony, attended with rery unusual circumstances, look place in a little town not 20 miles from Belfast, youthful couple in humble circumstancesa Mr. Y. and a Miss H.—had made a ...

... returned a Tory member — (Cries of No.) At all events if he is not a Tory member, he isjust as likely to vote againstthe Whigs as hehasdone before — (Mr. Horsman : Hear, hear). The election has been won by the Conservatives— (no and yes.) It is a Tory ...

... of amendments to the biU in committee. John Bull adds, Of course if Lord Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, he will interpose no obstacle, but he will not allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings, it is further ...

... in preference the introduction of amendments to bill in oommittee John Bull adds if Lord Derby finds bill defeated action Whig’peer will interpose obstacle will allow bill to read time such pressure been standing committee of after determined to recommend ...

... trona the cosemlplies. Nieetysives gamicare sad of these 67 ware he Amur of the usesset and SSa IS gelpld I. inujority time Whig The Nesiime weals rif dedidou as a fruit didelve et the pried/is cd the equality el the diens beiwe law. Presitient Gnat's ...

... end mother was decided in, but the de. bate wee adjenesed, the Lord•AdvooMe that the wee= consider between Mee= the at tar Whig. Ns demise whether they would themedeni undertake Is Wel aid lie Roam adjoetned. In the Melba of (*.auras, May 12 ' a large ...

... Hobhouse made him Indian judge This appointment doubtless mainly owing to the influence of Charles Buller then member of the Whig Government There something beautiful in the affection of the two brothers They were pupils in of Carlyle They were both members ...

... employed, bat small tenant farmers, from intimidation and coercion ob the part of employers and landlords — Conservatives and Whigs, for I think both were equally to blame — l say it is doubly important now, when you have given bo lan-. a proportion of the ...