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... t : onanBtheyiray deem essential. It signifies nothing what the Whigs of the majority may think say about these amendments. If wisely framed they are certain to be carried, with or without their consent; for the hulk of the Tory minority led by Lord Cairns ...
... for the endowment of error. In the evening the Assembly was addressed by deputies from the Free Church of Scotland.—Northern Whig. ...
... two-thirds of the salary. The Bill is permissive its operations. The Council passed resolution approving of the measure.—Northern Whig. ...
... Kimberley, and several other Whig peers, in the late debate, avowed their preference for “concurrent endowment,” and their regret that it was impossible to carry such a plan. In fact, of the peers who own the name of Whig,” we doubt if dozen could be ...
... trousers and a Jenny Lind hat, and carried a fishing rod in his hand. He said that he would not know the man again.—Northern Whig. ...
... opposite were divided into two distinct patties above and below the gangway. Tire Whigs above the gangway funned one party, and those j below it another. Both had policy, but the Whigs had a policy especially upon questions connected with laud and the church ...
... THE IRISH CHURCH BILL. PROTESTANT DEMONSTRATIONS. The Northern Whig of Friday says:— '* Yesterday there was a demonstration'at Cookstown —a •United Protestant Demonstration,' it is called; but really it was an Orange gathering. There were drums and fifes ...
... matter which is forcing' itself irresistibly on official consideration, is again to come next week in the same place.—Northern Whig. A Vessel in the Thames Set on Fire by Lightning.—On Tuesday afternoon, during the storm which prevailed between one and two ...
... policemen. pired that no summonses had been served, and the inquest was adjouraed until Monday morning at ten o’clock.— Northern Whig. ScIENCE AND ART.—a suiking instance of the immense value a small piece of st~el may acquire by the great power of skilled ...
... trousers and Jenny Lind hat, and carried a fishing rod in his hand. He said that he would not know the man again. —Northern Whig. HIGH WATER AT THE COSTUM-HoUAE. Mora.—34 Min. past 8 Even.—s 3 Min. oast ...
... us and successful here. A fly is, it appears, committing considerable ravages in the flax crop iu some districts.—Northern Whig. Si-ipendiary Magistrate for Leeds.—Yesterday the Town Couucil of Leeds resolved unanimously memorialize the Home Secretary ...
... Government. An Orange demonstration in support of the Church Establishment took place at Enniskillen 011 Friday. The Northern Whig estimates the number present at ten thousand, but the sanguine rc|K>rtern of the Conservative journals set the muster down ...