... a Mr. Bright ginater threugh-the ridicule cast called the “ Adullamites” (see 1 Samuel, xxii. in 1686. on a section of the Whigs whom he That a l-ankr spt is under no to ap- his dis: remain a for the 5 but he must give notice to those whom he desires to ...

... editors—viz.. Mr. Byron Curtis (“Standard”), Mr. W. J. “Daily Chronicle ”), ner (“Field”), and Mr. J. R. Fisher (“ North- ern Whig,” be caterteined ot the House dinner, in celebration C Sons of the Mother! Ye who of her land; In the close of brain aud hand ...

... all that thou has to do, but the seventh is bath. In it etc. thou shall do no manner of work,” “ A Radical comes to mean a Whig, then a “ and so it means one time, in all the houses because uffrage was a kind of ...

... Patrick's Cathe dral will take part in the three services. Report that Hon will Go The Glasgow corres it of the Belfast “ Northern Whig” learns on excellent authority that the Queen, prior to her return to Eng- land from Treland next month, will travel north ...

... in deed and in truth her Majesty went quite another way and took a he country. But, after all (says the drive in t Northern Whig”) the best of news- which makes itself silly by man’s “fi ” and “ Piggotts,” should be the last to throw stones. The lic do ...

... A VICEROY’S EXPERIENCE OF ELFAST. It is not often, says the “ Northern Whig,” that the real views and complaints of Royal or Viceregal visitors see the light of day, would sometimes meke alt reading. We fancy, for exam iat the following private letter ...

... the Rill ownership of Wee Se es 6 ance, be bad his office in time the by her Ma: has taken an part, br speech and pen, the Whig of Home Rale Crofter agitation. Househohi in ta St. a Trustee of the Bri In 1866 his Grace published “The of Law,” which bas ...

... in the have returned to Delagoa Bay green in two less, and Miss Whigham therefore fon it up. Off ber drive to the sixth Miss Whig- ran into the bunker. beg ond disgusted with their treatment by recovery, and, Miss Adair missing « safe ‘She had a splendid ...

... Unionists. on the of the subject of Act, makes it dh an ment that that every injustice shall not be done to Protestant portion WHIG. Only the other day when the Council of met in Dublin and the Committees to the election of the it was found when the voles ...

... Phacton. four; bargain, £4. Address by 15 guiness. Dublin Carriage Dennehy, 15 guineas; suit ob. James dames Hill. Bridles, Whigs, Horse Box end tnd tote ‘Abbey street, and 65 Deween Manutacturera, eto, by beet at prions. 12 Lenster sees iki tos (TES Latent ...

... gree at the age of twenty-two. That year he was returned to the recently reformed House of Commons as member for Malton in the Whig interest. Daring the course of the following year he was married to Lady Frances Mary Douglas, ¢!4est dangb- ter of the nineteenth ...

... Palace; com- Harness, Saddlery, wry 11 fortmble Dublin; Cofiee cae minute ‘Value for your Horse, etabie finding. each you an bey Whigs ct Prank Dine at Coffee home ‘44. you aan tay Brakes ot Prank vane for Sate ty — | to. Dublin ;- ere eee eg, Viren Prank utp ...