... could be. (Loud cheers.) treated that it ..old the forerunner of many such meetings ; and, that. Living aside all recriminations, and rendering justice to all men? motives, the Reformers of Belfast would put shoul, shoulder, and labour unitedly and strenuously for the .iteration f t h .i r country and the establishment of its Mr. Tennent sat down, amid loud and conthiued applause.) (The ...

... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Ah different opinions and practices prevail in different district* and estates, respecting the proportion poor-rate* payable the occupying tenants, would you be good a* to stale, briefly And plainly, wt.at the present law is, and oblige many of your country readers. If you would also inform them whether tenants are. by law, allowed any portion of the ...

... Sir J. GRAHAM—Before 1 move the order of the day for the House going into Committee upon the Factories Bill, am desirous bringing under the notice of the House* petition, to which beg its attention. (Hear, hear.) This petition signed by ttxty-two firms in Manchester, employing upwards of .'K),UOO labourers, rated for poor rates to the amount of 44,«KK>/., and embracing, believe, 9-10 th* of ...

... SALE TO-MORROW. A A I A . / DUFFIN & CO., TO CLOSE CONSIGN- V MENTS, will SELL 1 O N, at their STORKS. W AKING-STREET, FRIDAY, the 17ih iniL, TWELVE o’clock, Tons S.P.T.R. \ F.S.P.T.R. - RIGA FLAX\ 1 15 flax-, Mill-Scutched Bale* Fine Flemish 67 Courtrai Dutch CEO. C. Belfast, 16th May, 1844. NDMAN, Auctioneer. 1179 ...

... Ye«, I tell there cowardly experimentalists, that. If they determined to saddle our consciences with the recognition of Popery, in the 19(h century, they must prepare to do at the point of the bayonet ! They must first moisten the green eales of Ulster with our blood, and lay the fonndation of their new superstition on the dead bodies of our people !” There was a time when no man, at least, no ...

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... favourable on the crops, and checks all progressive movement in the money value Grain ; and, Wheat is maintaining rather a high range of prices, is not desirable for consumers, or, indeed, the real interests of the farmers, that the advanea should continue much longer. The accounts continue favourable the Wheat; disparaging reports do, and always will, pew vail at this season ; but, on the ...

... slie. Joao fi hn Deweon aries Areldall, and Hudbo i ber @e indeed HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, Jah | Lord CH ANCELLOE moved tie reo arly; ) mat by WELLINGTON, | pare of the Scien, (ho bed eapecty thst, Port wns te the ead, of this, og 10 month,) and from the of befare the ond. thal, was, ta it, Com. of the the ether Howe: that he wnbed 1 des Hie im Gring that time Lord MELBOURNE @us vhat en dectto ...

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... = furnish all required io this country. In Ireland, m be educated to fill those stations ; and, if this sy: We hsve but small adopted, it would largely contribute to the prospe country, by encourazing native talent and iodust mand for of which would be exhibit: » it encouraged. (Ch to 7s 6d; would mention a fact which vecurre | about two bun account of which be lately read :—Si 's Od per Coote ...

... my in tion in York Castle, that Mr. O'Connell declin challenge to discuss the merits of the Repeal of the and fearing that more importance than was fair b attached to his refusal, and knowing that a handle made of it, to the prejudice of the question, and b heart, a sincere advocate of tlhe measure, I de invite you to a free discussion, on the subject, at or at any other place which may better ...

... per Cen Royal Can Ga. C. D. Hibernian Dub in Ra = fee R yal Bai City D.SteamCom) — ue Ditto, 1856. 000 - 494 Brit. & Irish Stm. 51 em Khe ww i — ~ “PRO ee BELFAST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER r .. le ae and Tnesday. received. Their foreign articles are of littl but we annex a few extracts} The French journals, of Sunday, which we ha ed by our usual express, congratulate themsel ve country, not without ...