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... which our readers are familiar, to sustain bis assertion that’a conspiracy existed in Belfast to disfranchise wholesale the Whig ratepayers, and such Protestant voters were not Tories. Mr. Justice O’Brien said the evidence Mr. was quoting was not bearing ...
... and tho reputation Stephen Lushington has declared the law to be the management tbe largo lauded estates ; aud. in of tbe Whigs. The public would secure of that, if new and absolute truth were revealed bis opinion, the cost was not excessive in proportion ...
... police mnzi. st racy in the metropolis, is a brother io-law Mr. John bright. The family of the late Mr. Put. .msra, long the Whig member for Sligo, are aaid tu have been left wholly unprovided for. The food for a statue to Stonewall Jackson bae reached ...
... DOCKYARDS. Mr. FEKRAND complained of tbo tyranny systematically practised by Whig Governments in the Royal dockyards, and the practices which they had always adopted strengthen the Whig interest the doekyard boroughs. After a few woras from Mr. Dai.ousk, the ...
... w? 1 tr, „T«' '» tn the temperance cause, f cognisance and A fa, different course was in the meantime pursued tore and the Whig politic, of the s. man coul. cut figure m,lie wot d hat , Commi . lloDtrl „ ]d , f . t 0 diua r , school. The Commissioners ...
... recollect that, after the bill of 1850 was reallowed to take share of the profits instead of in- jected, were anxious to get Whigs into the Counterest, if they qhose so. provided that it wa* oil. fully declared that they had a limited interest. Th ...
... i Mr. Serjeant Pakey—Well, I suppose there will bo some direction subject to morrow. Adjourned till to-morrow.—Jirntyed/rom Whig. Commons, Friday, Mat 6.— The committee met this morning u>ual hour. Mr. James Guthrie, Town Clerk of Belfast, resumed , his ...
... persisted in offensive language, they must resort to stringent measures to check him. The committee then adjourned till next day.— Whig. THE HABITS GOOD SOCIETY. A HAND BOOK OF ETIQUETTE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WITH THOrOHTt, MINTS, AND ANBCBOTK-S CONCEKNINO ...
... least, not less obstructive than the moat change, these telegrams were considered as wearing tho backward stubborn of the old Whigs. The appoaranoe of virtual announcement of the failure of best hope for real and permanent, advancement the Virginia campaign ...
... the assaull. land. He wished to know from the noble lord at the , * yj r HENNESSV asked if it whs proposed the The Richmond Whig the 15th msf. reports the bead of the Government whether he had given fa- j| aj)oi,fth j i, ft h Punch. (Laughter.) j defeat ...
... supported by England with material aid. To the idelible disgrace of this country, Denmark is uow “left in the lurch”—a specimen of Whig policy quite in keeping with tbe gross mismanagement of the foreign affairs of England for years past. In reference to this ...
... There are six Presbyteries, under whose charge are scanty congregations, reported a-* having such seho« within their bounds. whiG nine have only one in each. some others, Connaught and Cork, which return nine each, and Dublin, which makes return ten, there ...