... The Northern Whig says there was very little disturbance in Belfast on Wednesday night. The town generally was quiet. A few arrests for stone throwing were made. Sir John Lubbock, the Honorary Secretary of the Committee of London bankers, has issued a ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig says there was very little disturbance in Belfast on Wednesday night. The t*wn generally was qniet. A few arrests for stone throwing were made. NORTHERN WARPER, JULY 16, 1869. ...

... murdered his tenced to death. companion at Uxbridge, has been found guilty, and sea- THE DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig says there was very little distarb- A few arresta for stone-throwing were made, ance jon Wednesday night, the town being generally ...

... disturbed districts have, however, all received strong detachments of military and police. According to the report in the Northern Whig, the disturbance originated in an interference by the with bonefire lit by some children, no doubt in celebration of the Ist ...

... LAND TIE RIOT IN THE NORTH OF The Northern Whig gives the following account of the deplorable ocovrrence at Poi.lowa on Thursday night the whole we~ most deplorable, i is satisfactory to be i to say it was not the result sense of the term—that is, ts ...

... in Dundee have always been considered Liberal even to Radicalism, and a true blue Tory, though infinitely better than an old Whig, however young the person may be who wears the disguise, would have had no chance. But I confess to having felt some anxiety ...

... push, and support those of his successor in the leadership of the Liberal party ; but Earl Grey, the other leading independent Whig—not to calculated upon for anything—would scarcely consent to make such a sacrifice of his own individuality. In regard to ...

... Viscount Halifax as good as insinuated that the Conservative leaders had violated an implied understanding with the independent Whig Peers, but it is far from certain that the Conservatives require to enter into an alliance in order to secure in the House ...

... West Port, with his— “ Tremble, false Whigé, in the midst o’ yer glee, Won've no seen the last o’ my bonnets an’ me.’ The ‘‘ Whigs” looking on are Mr Giapsrons, Mr Bricut, Mr Lowe, &c. It isreallya with an excellent moral, only the raygrse of that which ...

... into the hands of an incompetent°is rather too high a price for Mr Gladstone's Government to pay for the support of the old Whig party. All unmindful of the gathering storm which is about to burst upon their heads in the shape of monster indignation meetings ...

... We in Dundee have always been considered Liberal even to Radicalism, and true blue Tory, though infinitely better than old Whig, however young the person may be who wears Hie disguise, would have had chance. But I confess to having felt some anxiety for ...

... tried to break heart of Pest, . Goxpsmiris right to the les when he says that when was “ np” House thought only of dining—Whigs and Tor they nearly all vanished while the greatest polit: thinker in the House was speaking, and then came back to hear some ...