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... after, Jeho :6 tired of all associations-a feeling suspected of i es ing mautual-and lashes round him in fee Ia fern style at Whigs and Tories, high and low, SVciV thing in turn but nothing long, except a believer in his own romantic vagaries. But John-a-Dreal5s ...
... without any person putting before the public snch a statement as that contiuein in the arnony mous letter which appeared in the Whig that morning. The matter then dropped. The Great Eastern arrived off Perz Ince on Sun- day afternoon, having made the voyage ...
... evidence ? Mr. ReA-I am going to read extracts and reso- lutions in reference to the reports which appeared in the Yarthern Whig. Mr. ORwis-Are you aware that I won't sit after four o'clock? Mr. KiSBuY- I'll ask you to sit to-night till this case is finished ...
... poor a especially who suffered by theec light weights. APPLICATION FOr SUMMONSES AGAINbT THREE XM- PLOYES OP THS S0OTHiERN` WHIG. o Mr. SEEDS said he was instructed by Mr. F. D. a Finlay, proprietor of the Northern 117/ig, to make application for summonses ...
... deputation from the I Liberal representative meeting that he will comet forward only on receiving the support of the lead- ing Whigs, who will meet on Thursday to consider the present position of the party. Mr. Warner has J refused to become a candidate, unless ...
... St reception at the hustings in that very court. n (Laughter.) ). |Mr. RB&-IG was net the Orangemen. It was a bribed mob of Whig warehousemen. The Orange. g menhadnothingto'do withit. (Langhter.) f Mr. O'DoNEsLL a(o Mr. Ml'Keuna)-D)o you al. lege there ...
... appear that there were no less than fifteen Orange- ith men on the staff of the Northern Wlflq. Mr. MacKnight, Editor of the Whig, who oc- my cupied a seat on the Bench, here communicated ire, with Mr Orme, and Ity Eis ?? (addressing Mr. Rea) said-I 11 ...
... regret the step he bad taken, and, having been overcome on the 25th of Novembsr by the simultaneoue attack of the Tory and Whig and Ultramontane p .co hunters of Belfast, united in an extraordinary calition graist' hin), he bad g became perfectly callous ...