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... MORE WHIG BUNGLING. The Standard haa it, on excellent authority, that the accounts of the War Office are in state of almost hopeless confusion. THE FRENCH DEPUTATION IN IRELAND. The Times believes the reception of the French Deputation in Ireland will ...
... of Duellini? Pistols,.. ~ .. ..770 T. B. Walkington, Esq., .. ..560 Major Leech, Dublin, 0 0 Proprietors of Belfast Northern Whig, 0 0 Proprietor iof Belfast Morning News, 5 0 0 William Gibson, Esq., Jeweller, £c., Donegall Place, A Claret Jng, 4 4 0 Messrs ...
... and delighted in old books. Ho carried in his mind history of the world, and gave evidence it in those brilliant articles the Whig, in the course of which he reviewed the leading Natijnalities of the East during the progress of the great Crimean war. Mr ...
... human kindness —started tho Northern Whig. Mr. Finlay was rich in enterprize, courageous, fearless —no man more believed in, or was more willing to suffer for his political creed. The first editor of tho Northern Whig was Mr. Peterhaugh, who, for only short ...
... William Ewart Gladstone. (800, and atoans.) If Mr. Gladstone was merely the head of what he would call the Liberal p —the English Whig party—he would eay nothing dierespeclfnl of him. He would Bay that disagreed with him, and would endeavour to show that (the ...
... surgeon. The Truro Flection*. —Colonel Hogg lasaod his nddress at Truro on Saturday, and shortly afterwards Mr. Ai gust t-uiith (Whig) retired from the contest. Colonel Hogg addressed meeting at Truro SalnrdayVF'ht. Mr. Tonkins addressed another meeting expressing ...
... will be returned, either without opposition or overwhelming majority, for tha vacant seat lot the etty of Limerick. Several Whig or Ministerialist (SadldaWs different shades of opinion have been tentatively aUggaated 1 to the eonslilnenoy well one or two ...
... Esq., J.P. (Major), £lO 0 Rev. Wm. Edwards, Lifford, .. 10 0 Jchn Montgomery, Esq., .. .. 05 F. D. Finlay. Esq., Northern Whig, 0 10 0 Rev. Dr. Busby, 0 5 0 Forster Green, 10 £BO is required to pay their Passages and provide Outfits. Comfortable situations ...
... “The Battle or Sedan.”—A lecture having this title was delivered last night Thomas Uaeknight, Esq., Editor of the Northern Whig, in the Clarence Place Hall. The Mayor (Philip Johnston, Esq., J.P.), occupied the chair. The lecture, which was of the most ...
... liTtred SINCLAIR SEAMEN’S CHURCH, on THURSDAY Evening, ln*t., at Eight o'clock, by THOMAS UioENIQHT, Etq., Editor o( the Horthem Whig. Subject—“ A Visit to the Battle Field of The Lecturer win exhibit Memorials bTOT|ht fromlhmt caamorable field. rpHB WOOLLENS ...
... degrees; Presbyterian churches chanting and singing hymns, using harmoniums and reading sermons; the Editor of the Northern Whig lecturing in Bt. George’s. Now, are not these wonderful things ?—Yours truly, Belfast, Oct. 17,1871. Observer. Breakfast.—Epps’s ...
... have the interim all left town or turned Protestant ? I have been looking over the Chicago Relief List, as published in the Whig, News-Letter, Star, and Examiner, and whilst I find Episcopalian, Presbyterian, Unitarian, Methodist, and Quaker, all giving ...