... office of the markets:-218 horses, 459 black cattle, 141 sheep, 296 pigs, 1 goat, and 8 ?? number of atock, 1,118.-Northera Whig. - CLONiMEa MoZOTnLy FmR.-The fair to-day (Wednes- day) was a small one, owing, we should think, to the severity of the night ...

... presentation of the address of the Corporation of Belfast to the Mlai,11is of Abercorn, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland-1aiti't W~hig. ...

... Mr. Tyrrell was thrown out and had his shoulder dislocated, besides several cuts and bruises on his head and body. Northern Whig.; SUICIDE OF A CHILD.-A. boy named William percevc between nine and ten years of age, whose parents reside 1 Garden-place, ...

... travellers having golne on board, the handsome erafl got Immediately nu~der weigh, amid the heartycheeringot tha ?? th. ersn Whig. 'Ti'e Grand Duchess Maria Nicliaevns, sister of the Emperor of Russoa, will pass the autumn and winter, with her fanilly, ...

... divine; He served-hut served King George the Third.- A Bigot; but, away the taunt, I-le was at least a Protestant. That Whig of Whigs, our opwn Nassau, In High Dutch once was heard to say, He wished, fair Erin that he saw, Stone-drowned ten thousand miles ...

... and sang the songs allottod to her in a manner calculated to add tohcer already great popularity in Belfast. The Norfthern Whig in ite notice of the concert aays, In the song I 0 Vago for,' Mise Fennells vocalieation wan very broad, pore, and distiuct ...

... hne of v. parties the fact are thene-ha waa a fllypledged it deeply and doubtyebound WIAirg in Whig Mafi- Oqde~e ',vied; apd p,; and i an hout wir te- Whigs elihe left tem, sad when he left them to he kieked tisemand emptied out all his foul ribaldry and ...

... horse market was far below an average; somae nod horses, however, were disposed of at prices, in someod reaching 151.-Aorterm Whig. The fair of Carrens, held on Tuesday, was in en good. Cattle were in much demand and sold well ?? was no advance in ?? Examniner ...

... public career In the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig pa'ty and althoughl an unfrequent speaker in the Rouse of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. Oni the death of his fatiie', in (October, 1839, he ...

... London, from the Duke of Norfolk'a, Arandel Castle. The Marquis of Londonderry will be raised, it is said, to a Dukedom.-Northem Whig. The Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde, family and suite have arrived at the Greaham Hotel, Sir MA Barrington, Sir B. M'Donnel ...

... of Sunderland, and brother of Lidy Clan. carty, the news that Clancarty was in his sister'b chamber. Spencer was a furious Whig. He rushed to the guard-room, obtained a file of r- ueheteers, burst into his sister's boudoir, &aiid Z)4*8gtk L~,r& Lu&si4wct ...

... astounds 'r'hi air is dense and wiltry; the plain heaves As With an earthlquake; to the coverts tiy The birds writh tremulous whig end piercing note, The stWed, ffriglted with averted ears And snorting nostril. leaps from side to side ?? w ildly, alid writh ...