... has forwarded letter to the Liberal Association, intimating bo has decided to retire from the candidatUThe Belfast “Northern Whig” of Saturday savs the Duke and Duchess York will, before the summer is over, another visit to Ireland. It is their Royal Highness's ...

... magistrate in 1832, and filled the office of High Sheriff. was once captain in the Worcestershire Yeomanry, and 1832 he was elected Whig for East Worcestershire, one the defeated candidates being Sir John Packington. was re-elected in 1835, but retired in 1837 ...

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... ol 2s. per week, and costs, was made. Larceny Alonso Smith, labourer. Broad way. was fined Is., and 20s. costs, for stealing whig and parts of harness from stable Beck ford, on October 11. the property of Mr. Alfred C'oak. Drunk Again.— William Robert Perry ...

... if pc criminal proceedings ( was wilting to or to a verdict that a vole of cens neglect” should be included, I was what a“ whigging T should have fro judges for not agreeing lo a verdict wl > to conscicnca would not allow me to I ma: ay that all the coronera ...

... Police team opened the aeaaon on Thursday with game Longford, where they opposed the Longford Thursday. The homeeleis made 4J. whig number Freenian contributed U. •' of the put together (Moulton 11). Bin bowled well for the winnera. taking eight wickete at ...

... Belfast. De- ° 1 been a parently in usual heal and a ided t i e Kecorder’s Court rdry, was over 70. He was chairman Northern Whig directorate an © r TWO RAILWAYMEN KILLED. a North-British Railway employees, J ed respectively Alexander Punton, fore- irfaceman ...