... AGENTS FOR CORK FOR THE PATENT JAPANESE CURTAINS. o oil thoir FURNITURE BEPART:D with eoerytbing neceaaary for the Complete WHIG Forniahing All Kinds of Upliohtery Work done on the Premises. J. CARMICHAEL & CO Nos. 18. 19, 20 and 21, PATRICK STREET. • ...

... and Dcputy-Licutcnant for the county Weath. unsuccessful candidate in January, 1835, for the representation of Wenlock, tho Whig interest, he was returned in Aug., 1837, for the borough of Drogheda, which represented in the House of Commons until July ...

... bitter frnita of policy ot concession and concUiation. But what does lord Grey prescribe in its stead Nothing __hut the old Whig policy of the days Daniel O’Connell, ruling Ireland according Irish Ideas, and not part and parcel the United Kingdom. In lord ...

... them they must advance. had j doubt that Whig historians would, with U the advantage glowiug periods and pointed antitheses, record the disestablish“ ment of the Church of England as the top achievement of Whig policy. They were getting among real questions ...

... his brother-in-law, by giving him a nearly sinecure office, with substantial salary attached. The eldest son of this lucky Whig was returned for East Worcestershire in 18>S, and has ever since steadily voted for the policy and measures of his uncle, and ...

... extermiuating landlordsthey would not have the sons of exterminating landlords. A Voice—Nor a Whig either, or the nominee of a Whig. (Cheers.) _ Mr. Riordan —Whig and Tory are all the same os. (Hear.) The Chairman said they would pat such mark upon the ...

... ' MIDDLE PARTY. M an.hi c-n oss I\Ve s lmin. rr's leltot Mr. Danhy Soymour vsrilablo political orent. Thoro aro many great Whig magnates who, in theopmionof our (kmserratiro contemporariss to think with Wsstmiustcr ; la that they must so ; and thou only ...

... grief. THE GREAT LIBEL ACTION. COURT QUEEN’S BENCH— Friday. (Before the whole Court.) the case of Stannus t. The JSorthern Whig, the Attorney-General asked for a conditional order to set aside the verdict account of misdirection on the part of the Judge ...

... number of comfortable, well-to-do folk. A word to all attached to the Imperial Government and British connection, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals—that they should support the Unionist canpidate, irrespective of religion and politics, where Home Rulers ...

... Trevor Stannns, gentleman who had been for many years the agent for the Hertford estates, against the proprietor of the Northern Whig. The Chief Justice in his report of the case (which was now read) stated that it assumed a complicated character reason of ...

... late verdict for,the moment if it were final. The libel complained of consisted in certain statements published the Northern Whig, When the late Marquis of Hertford died in 1870, two claimants appeared for his Ulster testates— Sir Hamilton and dir Hichard ...

... waa discussed, and it was deemed advisable to do so, but no time was fixed. YHE SCENE OF THE HOLY WOOD TRAGEDY. The Northern Whig gives the following description of the cottage called The Croft*” in whlcb the lady lived This picturesque cottage on the ...