... nt of cme of the Belfast banksin a town in the North, has absconded. His defalcations are sai to be considerable.—Northern Whig. A shopkeeper on a Boulevard wss prevents the police from hanging out the following notice the other day : — Windows to 1-t ...

... known that Mr. William Ewart Gladstone’s Bill for the destruction of Protestant ascendancy in Ireland and the promotion of Whig ascendancy in England was to be brought to them from the Lower House.” Not only was there great gathering of the Peers—ooronctted ...

... R.C.5.1., Reiident Physician District Asylum, of a daughter. On the 17ih June, at 13 Molesworth-strect, the wife of Thomas Whig ley Grimsuaw, of a daughter. the June, at Home Farm, Watlington, Norfolk, the wife Frederick Coote, late Commander of the troopship ...

... WEY, 36 iD Stronger than his will, old off bis maste: 2H i duriog bis absence, and is now said to be to America, The Northern Whig of thie day says Remonstrant Synod of Ulster concluded | bess The discussion on tt 924 Church wae resumed, and, after a so ...

... which his words we.e greeted showed that there was a large sympathy with his view?. Lord Stratford, however, and doubt many Whig sympathisers, will vote for the second reading of the bill, because they do not wish to bind themselves by a simple refusal ...

... per Cent, email 1013 the a ‘5 Debentures, 4 per Cent. 83 iched Ballast Debentures—4 ur of Cent 6s 2d 89 ndae Toe Northern Whig of Satardsy r ting. “ There ie no change in the siteation of mbly Toe loom makers since last week. There! littie, if demand ...

... ian olici- quest of the Pope, that the bisho South dominions might be permitted to att LE -umenical Council Ts. The Northern Whig of tais day says in annual of the Remonstrant Ulster was continued yesterJay io the Fit byterian Church, Kosemary Street —I ...

... which his words were greeted showed that there was a large sympathy with his views. Lord Stratford, however, and no doubt many Whig sympathisers, will vote for tbe second reading of the bill, because they not wish to bind themselves by a simple refusal to ...

... visible the snare, that any Peer will be entrapped by it. Not one of the amendments that liave been mentionedin the speechesof Whig Peers, or Conservative Peers unattached, could or would Mr. ' Gladstone accept, with the demand of the Ultramontane Episcopacy ...

... issued. Lord GAL WAY said that the silence the government seemed to him very like an old Whig job; they would not make the motion themselves, but they got old Whig to do it (cheers and laughter). He right hon. member for Morpeth had said that if the freemen ...

... utterly out of place in an official position, and a public protest against his continuance in the Ministry would be made by the Whig Liberals if they retained a spark ' of their old pride and courage. ...

... consideration the nparts of the Foreign .Mission, the Sabbath-Scho 1 Committee, and the Sabbat'.-Sch;ol Auxiliary.— , Northern Whig. ...