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... LOU DOS CORRESPONDENT. THE WHIGS AND THE LAND BILL-LORD FITZMAURICK’S AMENDMENT A TROUBLED OUTLOOK PROBABLE ACTION OP THE LORDS—MR. WANTON'S IMPERTINENCE—RAILWAY FARES IN FRANCS. IaraOIALtT Lordox. Niowr. The coalition of Whigs and Tories on the question ...
... Great Shipping Deal. WHITE STAR ALWAYS TO REMAIN ENGLISH. BIiITISII INTERESTS FI LLY SECURED. The ■■-Nonhern Whig” of yesterday contains the following statement in regard to the completion the arrangements for Mr. Pierpotc Morgan’s Shipping Combination ...
... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. THE MINISTERIAL MISHAP—A WHIG INTRIGUE MR. GLADSTONE'S INDIGNATION GRINNING AND GRATITUDE—THEATRICAL FIRES FASHION AND FOLLY. ...
... TO-DAY’ ACROSS 1. Whigs rob H (anag. 9h 5. Rags, for the most part, at Oxford (5). 8. Whore cascara ooracs from (7). 10. Public singers are expected to be this, showing the price that must bo paid (7). 11. Taken by a dredger (4). 12. Takes a jump in an ...
... THE ORANGE Prisoners IN Down Gaot.—We under- stand that instructions have been issued for the release of pleted.— Northern Whig. Mawhinney and Keating, on their recognisances being com- The case of Troup v. Troup, now before the Vice-Chan- cellor, will ...
... THE R9MISCI OF AN • (Prat Ilk Norther* Whig, The derth i sig lbw @smear, et leaved el thee direst Mos whi bensmindea et prep • iellea tirether, la his Me yew He melded the MI his reeled apartments Thal* we undue fps. ventured le that V be ventured le ...
... A correspondent of the Northern Whig reports a further case of wreckiug at The annual musical festival commenced at Norwich on Monday. The Times yesterday contained an interesting account of Mr. Whitworth’s new mode of producing gun metal by immense pressure ...
... determinations and enterprises. The attempted bessegimg of s Whig moble- man’s castle by s troup of factory hands under this leadership, the resistanes of the house party, the actual experrences of the operatives on thear march through the country on ...
... ACTION AGAINST ATTOBNET-GEXERAL. The Northern Whig says We h»ve been informed that steps have been already taken to bring Mr. Attorney- General Whiteside to account for the slanderous charge of being an atheist and a party man, made by him against ...
... oat. But the dream was foolish one lo tbe first place, the Whigs hare been by experience, and never bathe now wthqat keeping a sharp eye on their In the second place Mr. Disraeli’s tustorio feat was but a simple petty larceny compared with Mr. Forwood’s ...
... EARL RUSSELL AND THE ORANGEMEN. The Northern Whig says The infamous Orange placard which disgraced the dead walls of this town on the morning Earl Russell's arrival in Belfast not only failed to accomplish the abominable object which it* but produced ...
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