AN UNROMANTIC AFFAIR
... a ran, fired at Cochran, who, fortunately, was only slightly wounded, and ultimately declined to prosecute Pepper.—Northern Whig. ...
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ONE OF THE 'FAIR SEX.'
... Nts. York. Her two mulo I companions, who are emigrants for the same place, corroborated Miss Cooney's statement.—Northern Whig. ...
Theft —Janet Stirrat or Hunter was yesterday apprehended in the Abbey Poorhouse, charged with stealing various ..
... its yo.thful colour and beauty, and with the firat » l beau iful a«d delightfu. fragrance givw, to tha stop, the Hair from Whig «!tek It promotes 'ueo.taias neither oil nor dyaT large bottle.- Price Six Shillu.g*. drying CbtWren Hair w,lltn.ure Three ...
Yetterday the Archbishop of Cantertmry re-
... Common Pleas Monday refused to cfuuige the from Belfast to Armagh in libel action brought by Mr Bate* against the Northern Whig, damages being laid £3,000. The petition lodged in the Irish Court of Can. mon Pleas against the return Mr Montague Guest fur ...
suspected of it was nefer held responsible, as he should have been, by an indignant Parliament. do not attribute to
... afterwards sink into contented and comfortloving Whigs are never mush regretted when they die. The attitude of the public mind towards them is one of contempt. Those who invert this order, beginning as Whigs or Tories and ending as Reformers, win the nation’s ...
p.. .j l'- ffiS OBBENOOK TBMCIBAPH, JUNE II : c*lU Mr. HepworthDixon’. Beforeß^U ® - x Or****, Mu’. lUtthe wAraoia
... LiberaU are not alone in their complaint* of the way which the Whig leader* hare di*pen*ed Government favoars. The way in which the late Sir William Hamilton, a atanneh Whig, wa* used by Whig statesmen should inflict upon them immortality disgrace. That ...
CALEDONIAN AND GLASGOW AND S.W. AND CROFTHEAD & KILMARNOCK RAILWAY COMPANIES BILL
... division showed a want of eohesiveness, which is believed continue. The nominal leader of. the party acta with Wsitation, and the Whig independent Peers apparently a«u masters their position. Q - V.J HOUSE COMMONS— Thursday. The Speaker took the chair at Replying ...
Kjawwnoed th*t ChilThM recognuedthfl Caban m belllgerenta. The Spanish Minister in Weehingten has tele* graphed ..
... Newgate for strong words which were deemed an incitement to rebellion. By and bye, however, he calmed down into decent, douce Whig; and so he flowered into a peer, a cabinet minister, and a respectable member of society. During this respectable bis life ...
Imperial Parliament
... with the figure of Roebuck. Though he disclaims being a Tory, he generally succeeds in saying some bitter things against the Whigs, and on the present occasion he was by means sparing towards his old friends. In somewhat sneering tones he described the Irish ...
11017 SE OF COMMONS—MoNDAY
... with the figure of Roebuck. Though ie. disclaims being a Tory, he generally succeeds in saying some bitter things against the Whigs, and on the present occasion he was by no means sparing towards his old friends. In somewhat sneering tones he describe I the ...
COLONIAL
... day haatened when the Tory party will accept the leaderahip of these men and ao return to the aervioe of morality. Even great Whig dukM m if they respected higher power than themselves. The testimony of his Grace of Devonshire simple and very ton ing it ...
AN UNROMANTIC AFFAIR
... a gun. fired at Cochran. who, fortunately, was only alightly wounded, lad ultimately declined to prosecute Pepper.—Northern Whig. POLIO! INTZLLIGINOZ. itriviage—At the Central Police Court, Glasgow. on Tuesday, A cabman. named James Anderson. war fined ...