... T' e .Shirtlnlawi .il 'a lt. , I ?? Ve QlaveO rc:lt pleasile ill mtln the lttielitti j ll of 01ar reaulrs to this sitletiur ptblicatLiol. ?? SaLald jwwlwrl, thtoigh ditlteii io L.oilioit, is, as it porie.5E, to hr, eally anti tu aiy a Sheti'td.lourittl, ' awl intellect ?? ShIlItIadlldeil. 'ITle iltefl- tioln of :ic publicatiotl as stil~tel liy ilk' r hiiticoIis, is t Io dif- fusce w iat the ...

... Ijr few days, Mr. Ca*atrt Scott will proceed from this collect accents due The Sarthrm WM*. In theundermonUoncd towns. ThePropHctorrespcctfUlNcntreatshi. f^toe^lte the object the Journey, much accounts when presented. Should any nf our Subscribers home, they will greatly oblige the Proprietor TA leaving Instructions, that the ollecting Clerk W not be delved or disappointed in his cedi their ...

... were confined, being convicted at the last Assizes for the County Down, of hating appeared in procession, at Dromore, the A /net year. They would have been sooner liberated, had not their names been confounded with those of other rioters, who had been previous* punished for committing a breach of the peace on the same day :—William Dickson, George Kennedy, Isaac Legget, Hugh Wilson, Hugh ...

... Joes ; ami intimates, that they have been fearfully numerous. Now, we call upon it to prove its assertion. I.et it tell us any Liberal who threatened his ■ • tradespeople,” his workmen, or any of his dependants for the purpose of compelling them to vote • against the dictates of their conscience; and, we pledge ourselves, that shall join our contemporary holding up, public reprobation, such ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY. MAY 1837 he shrunk from backing them, in their raisrepresentatations and drivcllings. Lord Lansdowne, very justly, dwelt upon the delay that had taken place, in presenting this Protestant petition. Of course, those who adopted it, and declared in their resolutions, the Mansion-House, that Protestants, and their property, were upon the brink of fearful ...

... ttvsm. juried lII,™. '’“m'* j j. d. i. rf-j /• d. t. rf.. t. d, t. t. d. or, rt I 3-« 0 . 0-5* « |H.«2 0I 0—35 0; It i 0—57 I 3» •' '5O '—s * * V* 1#.14 3 * 0-3»i 0j 0 fe 1#35 '770-SIO 2H « 145 »—52 *• lH3d iri o—lo4 '—4' • —A• O O—5S 6 1#37 OH O—I.W 10 •—54 » o—7'' 0 b * Butter. Grain Whiskey was offered to-day at per gallon, cash, and refused. Grain, 3s Id to 3s 2d; Malt, 3s as per gallon, i ...

... Toe following gentlemen were sworn the Grand Jury, Tuesday Messrs. John Harrison, William Gray, Geo. Montgomery. William Gilliland, John Fisher. Robt. Getty, Hubert Halitbv, Samuel I.uke. William M'Connell. Freeman Hardy, Henry IMurncy, William Thomson, Thomas (i. Folingshy. William Cochran, Robert Gamble, Thomas Gardner, William Foster, James Kennedy, John Hodgson, John Carlisle, and Samuel ...

... nightly, with roars of laughter, and reiterated applause, will be repealed this kve*i«o. On This Evening (SATURDAY), Dec. 2. 1837, Will performed, Shakkpeare’t celebrated Tragedy of MACBETH, KING OF SCOTLAND, With all the Original Music. To conclude with the entirely Original, Comical, Sculpturesque, and rather Pantomimieal Burletta. called HERCULES, THE KING OF CLUBS. Tim (alias Hercules), - ...

... 1; X JS MW, AC., At the BAZAAR, May-Street, FRIDAY, July 14, at TWO o'clock, WITHOUT RE9EBVE. Seven sets london.mam double HARNESS; Several SETS, POSTING S DLE S, coin- KOI RESETS SINGLE lIAUNEsT^ The above have been very little used, and arc well worth the attention of Post-Masters and Coach Proprietors, as the present Owner giving up an Extensive Establishment. lOth July, 475 SUPERIOR LONDON ...

... of the debate ; and the House divided. The nembera were For the adjournment, Against it, - Majority, The wm& accordingly aHjournctl till-- The other orders of the day were tl»en disposed of. and the House adjourned at one clock, Tuenlay, April 11. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Mr. HUME moved the order of the day for resuming the adjourned dehate on the Irish Municipal Corporations Bill, and addressed the ...

... .. .rthumberland Handicap-SweepsUkes of 20 sovs., h ft. 100 sovs. added. Rathbridge Post. Osborne’s gr Mercury, 3 yrs, 7st. 13lbs. (Doyle), 1 att’s b c .Magpie, yra, 121b5., . . .2 Mr! Osborne’s f Maria, 4 yrs, Bst. 61bs . . Anglesey Stakes, 10 sovs., p.p., for two old ; colts, i tills.;' Anglesey Post ; second hotse his stake. The Club will acid The winer 0 t race give three dozen of ...

... 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 ...