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... last's 6 mut. TIAN BYRON SCANDAL. We'(Whig) believe that the following lines are not so widely known a y:hey deserve to be. The: Were written in the r 1g54 by Charles Mackay, over the grave of f a brother.poet. Robert Burns. Though widely diferent in ...
... Becand =a “My CORRESPONDENCE YS. COMMUTATION, Morning. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN ¥ am glad to see by the Whig of Populus” sow favours commutation, he opy But [ should like some bett closed than bis for the statement that the profit e day was | | tion ...
... extraordinary affair, and never interfered with their servant, or even rebuked him.”— Whig. [Mr. J. J. Whyte, of Lougbbriekland, Master of the Iveagh Hounds, writes to tho Whig :—“ Your correspondent omitted to mention the fact of * the respectable farmer' ...
... Lieutenant to explain the reasons which have influenced the Governors in declining hitherto appoint chaplains in the hospital. Whig. , , The Kates in Newtowsabds Union —At the usual weekly meeting of the Newtownsrds Hoard of Guardians, Saturday, a highly ...
... second to the Irak Times, and certainly largerthan the Freeman's Journal, not one Ireland’s Newspapers I'' Where the Northern Whig? And where the Belfast Weekly News, with a circulation fast approaching 20,000 copies ? Then there is the Newry Telegraph, ...
... 6treet. where he was cursing the a Qaeen and the Consatiution. He sawd she was 3 ba.' Queen, because she all.,wed the Tory and Whig y Goveruments to rob the clergy. He said he was Li neither a Fez ian, an Orsngeman, a Ca hilt, nor a Croppy. Hie concluded ...
... oa the previous night, in Yin Street, for cursing the (Moen and the constitution. He maid she a bed Queen, and that both the Whig sod Tory Governments were not to be depended on, as they had robbed the clergy. He said wee neither a Fenian, Orangeman, a ...
... strange missives to the journalist —letters on every soDeeivable. and soapy inennoeivable. subjects—religion and politint, Whig and Tory ow,l Woad. sod no church, ail send is their oratribatume--every one who has a bobby and is able to pay or attest the ...
... they were that bave rreeived and influential meeting of the friends of ess, and terian Chureh. Have our friends the in the Whig; eye witnesses” of Tooley Street become He took out set about representing themsélves ss ered the field, influential meeting ...
... to each ; sheep-6jd to per lb; pigs—porkers, 57s OJ t ; store pigs, £2 10s to £4 10s ; bonha £4 per pair ; horses, to £45. Whig. Belfast Weekly Live Stock Salls.— Hastings held his usual weekly sale of fat cal and lambs, at his auction mart, 110, Joy-slrcH ...
... excite I’rotestant tenant-farmers of Ulster to join with them their campaign against onr Prot* land ! ...
... in Middlesex, to whom he owes a deadly grudge, and means to pay it. The latter is the elder son of the 1 Earl of Stafford, a Whig nobleman of recent cres- tion,who formerly held some small offices under theI Government. Lord Enfield married the eldest daughter ...