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... year, and the former though p. yiu ■ »►> dividend shows very pokita, via., £5445 on the six months. no- ■ esllaneous Northern Whigs have 80 John Co.’s share* ...
... old he neeording to the eoteip of Norwich. fallen in lore with a young & &natter ; at any rate he a wife. Pe Of the very few Whig bishops of the first Pill era. P.P. Is the 'speech which he delivered at the banquet given in his honour at Pretoria in the ...
... trust that the blessing of the Almighty will attend and direct your labours AN APPEAL. BIT V( INGLIS/MAL (Copia/root Northam Whig.) Max! the sounds of woe and wailing Echo loud from Erin's homes. Can the cry be unavailing Which from human misery comes ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE KORThERN WHIG. Sir,—Extreme pressure of businen alone prevented mo from immediately responding to the courteous request contained in your leader of Friday last, that I would either affirm or deny the statements attributed to me by ...
... about, the affairs of the little h. , usehoht, and Hubert Marlowe, being an impecunious artist, improved opportunities ___by Whig is *eyeing Greek lm mune I'm a fool, mid he to himself. An fooL I. who support myself, let sloes a wi r, to go and lose ...
... boaiueai THE BALLOT SYSTEM—IS IT SECRET ? The following letters appeared in a recent issue of the Belfast Northern Whig : THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir—l rend with amazemont Mr. Finnigan’» letter on this subject in your issue of Monday. I had heard the report ...
... tbo support which the noble lord had received from tho respectable Roman Catholics to their disgust with the conduct of the Whig nomhioe. Chancellor the Exchequer urged th it tho matter should allowed to drop, but expressed his belief that the whole House ...
... SOREL TO OP lii,—The following song, written by . tia• Mr. Wilron, alias Maglone, appeared dome time ago in the Northam' Whig. It is one of the beet soar yet written on Tenant right, and may suitably be addressed at tbe prosentjuncture to the electors ...
... tho former meeting were read and confirmed. Apropos the General Election, tho question Whether ought the Conservative or tho Whig Government supported at the present time was debated. The members present were divided into each par y, ami very animated ...
... Mr. Fiunigan’s absence; for in an editorial he stated that that gentleman had gone London. How could he, then, appear in the Whig office I Mr. has returned from Londot', and it would have boon well for the had there. Hu returned to ] resume the position ...
... suffrages of two counties one as a thizk-and-thin supporter of the present Cabinet, the other, the son of an old Whig, who declares hinuself a Whig and something more. The claims of both rest chic 'y on their being matters of a pack of hounds, and weighing ...
... 20, has found biotite father's popularity at Peterborotigh sufficient to return him against that most respectable and prim Whig banker, Mr. Thomson Hankey—his enemies call him Mr. Dombey. Young Mr. Whalley is vita unknown to the political world, and ...