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... and it is hoped that the response on next Sunday will be such as to free it of all difficulty, and ensure a genrous wind-up—- Whig. The New Sustentation Fund. —We are glad to find that the Church has begun to move in the matter of susteutation, and move ...
... prime Land for F.ax, By order of Mr. JAMES GRANT. Term*—Omlit tu Ist November, 1870, on approved Bills. dale at o’clock. HKNIIY WHIG lIT & SON, Auctioneers. TAIIMEUS, &c CHARLES A. MARK Auctioxeeb and Valttatob, THR SALE OF OROI OF AI L Kinds, MOST TERMS. ...
... merely political parties. Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, have alike betrayed and trampled us. It is time were seeking to make our voices heard in the senate an independent and Orange party. Conservative, Liberal, Whig, Tory, alike hate and detest ...
... ground. Horses for general use sold well, and brought sporting prices. Draughts, from £lB to £24. Farmers’ nags sold dear.- Whig. A tug steamer is reported to hare suddenly blown the Clyde Wednesday, killing five men, all who were on board. The manifest ...
... his mission was solely' to prevent breach of the peace, consequently his party did not interfere in the assault the gate.— Whig. Election New». —There is apparently about to be a sharp mtest for lice borough of Southwark, vacant by the appointment of ...
... quiet appearance during the remainder the evening—the military and constabulary being dismissed to quarters at an early hour.— Whig. The Dublin Freemen Commission is giving some peculiar instances very hard swearing. Several witnesses who are actively engaged ...
... when he quitted the laud which lie occupied without having had due profit for the outlay had made. Hie I'ditor of ihe Northern Whig. Sir, —ln calling attention to remarkable statement of the Duke of Manchester's at recent banquet in Belfast, the effect that ...
... flourish, and often may it favour with such results as household suffrage, even though the measures are only passed dish the Whigs” Mr, Winn and Rev. Dr. Sale in for thorough amendments all social defects, of course have objection ; shall cheer them on with ...