... After which they adjourned to their new Lodge and Club-rooms, Upper Cecil-st. to cclcbrat* the annual festival. Tltc Sortkrrn Whig says—On Tuesday evening, fire broke out in the machine hack) ng-room of the large linen spinning establishment of Mes-rs. Charters ...

... parties around Belfast ; and have ever taken the deepest interest in it* operations. names only are ported, in the Northern Whig, have been present at the meeting of the 7tb inst. This state things has been gradually brought on systematic departure from ...

... robe and mitre are exceedingly rich and curious, and inlaid with gold. It in the possession of Mr. I’nderwood. The Hrl/g»t Whig comes out in the following cnmplimentarv strain—Poor Doctor Drew, heaven help him. i- again And lie getting worse, too, his ...

... in O.lh-ge.rfreen. Bravo. Hell, then, let bnnaeir renvaining r wafer ; but the HOLY SHIPWRECK. tU* »PITO« l? THE SOU Til P'S WHIG. W , rt • ,„Er ' .huot.na nrrimf ,i«tanCf W «ent the few mW. •H»'' ' ■■•'••'■ l , (.f it. .ml Ifct-X will nn .nloimn. .Ihn-r ...

... thanks, and observed that tbe present meeting was particularly gratifying. cause many Irishmen of all politics and creeds— Whig and Tory, Catholic and Protestant—had met together in one room, and separated without a shindy.—^reat laughter,. The meeting ...

... this short note sooner than none in >■ next shall be longer. The Herald is just going off, and 1 must finish.” The Xorihem Whig says :—On Saturday evening, about half |>a»t six o’clock, as three gentlemen were passing a of enclosed gri-und, attacbed the ...

... the course which the Whig Cabinet has taken this subject. Now. I will give them credit for this—they hive t’.ken the right course the way which they intend to meet the Proto lioniatz at the opening of Parliament. lam glad that the Whig Cabinet have determined ...

... treated Ireland fiairly with regard her manufactures. Irishmen should, therefore. unite together, and oppose any Government Whig Tory which did not justice to their country Hear.; bed objection to state that it had ever been his wish and pleasure to give ...

... Scotland, on which occasion, we believe, he resigned his editorship of the Edinburgh Review. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to power, and of Brougham to the Chancellorship, Mr. Jeffrey became Lord Advocate of Not land, and look his place in the Imperial ...

... committed to our County Jail. Speaking of a letter from Dr. Drew, a violent opponent of the Queen’s Colleges, tbe Northern Whig says publish another letter from this extraordinary gentleman; and we must say, that if bis congregation do not reoionstrata ...

... and medical aid that valuable institution can afford, and hopes arc entertained that the accident will not prove fatal. The Whig says on Thursday last, at the instance of the Officers of Health, fourteen persons were summoned to the Petty Sessions for ...

... such occasions, the spectators were numerous ; hut, we are happy say, that no accident happened to either manor bone —Sort Hem Whig. Appointments to thx Vacant * l.nelciks. —At the moment going press have authority for staling that the vacant lonelcies the ...