... Cleric received instructions to advertiee fur tenders in the local papers, and also n the Bel. fast News• Letter and Northern Whig. The committee then adjourned. SERMONS 1N THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. IT ie elsewhere announced that eermoos in aid d the Sunday ...

... John, procured for him the office of Serjeant-at-Arms, a post which he held for 27 years. Lord Charles,althoughan “hereditary Whig,” was all his life a decided Radical, and his opinions seemed to become more and more advanced as time went on. He was man ...

... always obeyeu the law since 1850, would have obeyed it. (Cheers.) The present Government, who had great trouble in getting the Whigs out, and are most anxious conciliate the Catholics, and all other people ol Ireland, would be actually obliged to the magistrates ...

... and never Intend to. And I mean With efforts superhuman (Unless the House agree), Of every Irish woman To make a P.L.G. Tory—Whig—jbe na tjo„™ The world—do what they will, I mean, against creation, To pass my little Bill. Tho’ in a deluge o’er Their vile ...

... life 1772, of whose works he was the first Eng. lisbtranslator. Old newspapers, including the Northern Star, of 1797, and Whigs and News-Leiters of last century, lent by Mre. Dr. Ward, &o. Volumes of old meeting minutes, registers of births, deaths, end ...

... writes to Charlemont that it was very inconsiderable. Dr. Alex. Henry Halliday, of Belfast, first secretary of the Northern Whig Club, was for a long period a regular correspondent of Lord Charlemont. He does not seem to be an enthusiastic admirer of the ...

... of Russell have none, Yet I firmly deny That in this way I try To smash up the Union. Who'll kill the Union? Not I, says the Whig, I'm not such a prig, I won't kill the Union. But, like a good father, Of course I would rather See my family increase, Though ...

... possible, this arrangement being originally suggested Mr. Gladstone. Lord Lansdowne’s grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more than years, refused dukedom four times. The presentation to Lady Tyler, the Lady Mayoress, on the part the members ...

... Kick-off at three o’clock. MEETING OF RATEPAYERS IN LISBURN. FORMATION OF A DEFENCE ASSOCIATION. [From the Belfast Northern Whig} A meeting of ratepayers who think they have no right pay the water tax recently levied the Town Commissiones in consequence ...

... to take. Referring to the reduction in the judicial rents, he raid he had been taken to task by the respected editor of the Whig when he said that 75 per cent. was too much of a reduction ; but hie opinion was that it was not too much. The Land Bill that ...

... of Commons who voted for Mr. Kilbride's Bill. My speech at Baiutfield on the 20th of May last, and published in full in the Whig and Irish News, went the full length of the report of the late Land Com• mittee. Lord Arthur Hill not only did nut obstruct ...

... the most eloquent be made, Mr. Oiadatone declared that time was on hie aide. It was Indeed. Par although that BUI perished Whig secession—the aeoeaaion immortalised by John Bright as the Osro of Adullam—twolro mouthe bad hardly alaptad whoa Tory Gorernment ...