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... in 1831. The rotten burghs of England were a standing reproach ; and had it not been for the interest which some influential Whig families had in that kind of property, schedule A. would undoubtedly have been much more comprehensive than it was. With that ...
... Edinburgh, and, under similar pretext, was also removed. Mr M'Bride had her, in like manner, sent back to Edinburgh.—Northern Whig. CARDINAL WISEMAN PAPAL AGGRESSION. Times' Dublin correspondent writes; —Cardinal iseman was banqueted in bis half-native city ...
... directors for conspiracy to defraud the shareholders. The one was the Lord Advocate of the Conservatives, the other of the Whigs. Mr Inglis has since been appointed to the office of Lord Justice Clerk, and as such is the presiding judge of the High Court ...
... Palmerston's Government as a great national misfortun —(laughter)—not that he considered it a national misfortune that the Whigs should out of office, for a change of office was sometimes wholesome, but because it was great evil to this country that G ...
... old woman named Ann M'Cormick, was sent here from Rothesay, though she was perfectly helpless and going on crutches.—Northern Whig. Antedeluvians.—There are now living on the Foils, a short distance from Belfast, seven individuals whose united ages amount ...
... with in his new campaign. The country contests have begun well. We hope tell as favourable story to-morrow ; meanwhile we the Whigs and Radicals to explain, best they can. this declaration of some of the largest constituencies of the kingdom favour of the ...
... were frequent, and there could not have been less than fifty parties so influenced, most of them being females. The Northern Whig has the following:—That the excitement which goes under the name of religious revivals is spreading in this neighbourhood ...
... ng. To give Lord John his due, there was one part of his speech which was well and truly spoken. Last year a number of our Whig contemporaries, feeling that there was something shameful the loss of the latest Reform Bill, loudly blamed the Conservative ...
... representation, admitting also that there are strong arguments why an additional representation should be obtained, our great Whig contemporary proceeds to pour forth arguments of his own which he thinks tell the other way. and the conclusion of the whole ...
... acre. The produce was 103 stonts of flax, which was sold in Tandtagee marjjefc at 13a 3d per stone, realising L.68 4s 9d.— Whig. THIS DAT. SALE OF SHOP FITTINGS AND STOCK OF GROCERY GOODS. METHVEN & NORRIE, will Sell, by Auction, oa Monday first, within ...
... ProDeiTiesin° 1 «' , - 0 r inK 9ROUND ANNUAL, payable ont of do-ihte.llv wi,r_i *t v . Hl £ Street, Dundee, all Utt- SSundontof^ WHi^g* ber - valuable Buddings upon the D_frt of which T n, tey ar , e Payable ; and for the greater ?? liab _ JSS T ° f respectability ...
... deals, the * Scottish Farmer * will be I received as an important addition to the literature bf agri- culture. — ' Northern Whig.' If the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ...