... the first correspondent to visit the Boor laager before the arrival cf the guard to take away the prisoners. The enemy were Whig or sitting in groups about the camp. Their faces were haggard and worn. Nearly all were crying out for drop of spirits. The ...

... apparently in usual health, and attended the Recorder’s Court last Saturday, was over 70. He was chairman of the Northern Whig” directorate and other companies. ...

... Finance Committee in place of the late Mr. O. Fussell. CHIEF constable’s REPORT. Admiral Christian read his quarterly report, whig]) stated that 152 indictable offences were reported to the police, tor which 123 persons were apprehended and 25 summoned. ...

... Infirmary from coma, following on delirium tremens. A verdict to that effect was given at the inquest. The Belfast Northern Whig” Saturday says the Duke and Duchess of York will, before the summer is over, pay another visit to Ireland. It their Royal ...

... industrial activity. These are the places where the hard-headed electors do not bslieve in a little England. They may sigh like the Whig Lord Byron“ I greatly venerate the nation’s glories. And wish they were not owing to the Tories,” but they vote straight for ...

... slated he was glad see the Board were carrying out bis suggestion with regard to water closets in the infirmary by bnilding the whig. was a great advantage to ‘be aic.k wards in general. He suggested if possible lobby being made between the walls, it would ...

... distinguished the annals of electioneering. The candidates were Vi. count Milton, son oi Lord 1' itzwiilir-tn. supported by the Whig party; tho Hon. Henry Lasoettcs, son of Lord liarewood, proposed by. the Tories; and Mr. William Wilbsrlorcc, in the Dissenting ...

... bcfwt the Reformation, snd even Cardinal VemW could not ignore it. Sir William Haite«rf| opinion was the opinion of Whig Itwjir and Whig lawyers were a bad lot (U^hterk' 1 They did not, however, believe it ths Royal supremacy which found its m, pression ...

... daring their courtship that not end deadlock. When Lord Melbourne lost the confidence Parliament, the Qumb refused part with the Whig ladies her bedchamber, and Peel also rawi to take office under the circumstances, went bask to *o*«r befclttd thel pettiooats ...

... well that it has from time immemorial existed. It is, in fact, a survival of the bad times of the old close and selfelected Whig Corporation, which body was swept away nearly 70 years ago by the Municipal Corporations Act. And Mr. Buchanan is of the party ...

... in time to take a prominent part in the memorable contest of 1866 between Mr. Sohrieber and Col. Berkeley. The defeat of the Whig candidate was attributed to lack of organisation, and Mr. Lenthall was to the front in founding the Working Men's Reform Clnb ...

... notice of motion to have the clause inserted in all future contracts without further delay. It is the old story of dishing Whigs half afraid of their own ideas. the way. what would happen if the principle were logically extended so as to ensure that tenders ...