... PARTY SPIRIT-THE WHIG. IN our last'number we felt ourselves under the necessity of exposing the firebrand'violence of our contemporary, the Northern7 Whi,, ose Iabits of. exaggeration are prover_ bially so furious, that even those *who agree with him in principle are. often compelled to regret ~tbe dangerous na. ;tUre of his advocacy. Our contempoirry-hais -returned a :brief, hesitating, and ...

... MISIMTITHES.-SEGOND 'REPORT. The Select, Committee appointed to inquire into the c3lecdon and payment of tithe in Ireland, and the state of tie laws relating thereto, and to report their observations th1,reon from time to timpe to the House, have considered thef matter referred to them, and have agreed upon'the fol- their second report: Yeur Committee having, at an earlier period of their en- ...

... THE BELFAST -EWS-LETTER. 'rTIT RT A-sr .- A XY I II X *, t LzICE , ?? I1. ALLEGED' COALITION AGAINST FRANCE. THE Constitatiunaed of Tuesday last published an article, -which, from its extraordinary nature, excited in Paris, and afterwards in London, what is called a ' sensation in the political circles, notwithstanding the absorbing interest of :Chlera iin tlhe one city, and of the Reform ...

... Oce Tuesday, at two o'clock, an extraordinary Meeting of the Belfast Reform Society, and the other friends of Reform in this town and vicinity, was held in the rear pre- mises of Th/e sorlhrne U'hiq, Office. Long before the ap- pointed hour, multitudes had assembled ; and when the place for meeting was thrown open, it was crowded in a very few ininutas. Dr. TENNENT was called to the Chair, ...

... DUBLIN. New Cases Died Recovered Remaining April 28. 88 24 17 288 29. 195 72 34S 377 30. 125 38 15 449 May 1. 94 20 30 ' 493 Total cases 1076; deaths 380. CORK. April 27. 58 14 34 220 28. 84 18 27 259 29. 54 19 33 271 30. 64 14 41 280 lr Total cases 818; deaths 225. COVE OF Cosiw, April 26, 27.-Newv cases 16, died 4 recovered 16, remaining 31. Total cases 105, deaths 32. _ NAAS, April 27.-New ...

... ?? IRISH EDUCATION-EDINBURGH . I - PRESBYTERY. Of a former occasion we alluded to a discussion which bad taken place at a special meeting of the Edinburgh pr'ebyter on the suhject of Irish 'Y fii.Onitha ect5sion a Committee was appointed to collect information ,an to report to the Presbytery at its next meeting, which ,Xigwas held on the 26th ult. .,ben.the Committee e in their report. Th ...

... NVAR-OFFICE, APRIl. 29. 17th Light Dragoons: Major H. Pratt, from 4th Dra- goon Guards; to be Major, vice Burowes, prom.-1st Foot: W. Jones to-be Ensign~ vice Gordon, proll.-30th: Lieut. W. Atkinson to be Captain, vice Jones, deceased; Ensign W. A. Steele to be Lieut. vice Atkinson; Ensign J. C. E. D'Esterre, from 54th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Steele. -35th: Captain B. F. D. Wilson, from half ...

... TH: M BEILFAST NEWS-LETTMRt: 'FRIDAY-MIAY IS. THE W ELLINGTON ADMINISTRATIOM PUBLIC FEELING. No doubt exists that the 'Duke of Wellington''is once more Premier; but will he find coadjutors, and if he 'do, will their administration stanrd? In reference to the first question, it may be briefly stated, that upto .six o'clock on Monday evening, his Grace'had been quite ~unable to com- plete his ...

... j-'IPER1A L;= ==1~,L1AtVIE IMP'ERIA L -PARLUI-tmENT7 HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY, ,Ay 17. MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS. *Te Duke of WELLINGTON.-My Lords, sasthis is the first time I have had occasion to address your Lord-] slps Sinrce I have been charged by his Majesty with an ;iportant commi sion, I conceive that some of your Lord sbipt at ]east must be desirous that I should explain the nature of ...

... - 1. ., - ? ?l -- A svi - - . 1# ?? 7,,- I * ' ,: - FUIDAY-.MAY II. : 1 DEFEAT OF THE MINISTRY. . Ttm cainpiigazhas commenced vigorously, andi thc crisis .has approached more rapidly than either the frie iifI or the enemies of the Administration could-have expected. For Athe-details of the debate of Monday.night we refer to our Pailiamentary reports, from xi'hich'it will be seen that on Lord ...

... I ?? - HEAD POLICE O'ICF O._n Saturday, Counsellor Gravei proceeded to give judgment in the case of the Xing againsi Croker. The Crowm sought to recover double duties b3 7 and S (>co. IV. c. 53, in effect of stock on hands, on an- count of defendant having refused or neglected to pay du. ties imposed by Ist and 2d William IV. which was decidet to have a retrospectire effect. The case was ...

... LATE -RIOT IN BELFAST. Tnr state of excitement into which the political events of the last few days threw the, public mind in-Belfast, has, in one instance, 1ed to a fatal result-we' allude to the transactions of Friday evening, a report of which will be found in our fourth page. On the subject of reform we have expressed a uniform opinion, as different indeed from the ul. traism of some, with ...