... the Violated Treaty from returning Mr. M.ahon at the head of the pa, and thus scatter to the winds the com- bined efforts of Whig zad Tory. After transact. inhlg routne busiess he members adjourned. Tim Snz C.a&A Twacs. -The traffic receipts of the Suez ...

... descent,gand great was the conster~nstion of skippers, dnd great also the: seizure of illegal weights. We find in the Northernm Whig 'listi bf thirty-eight 061iers visited by Mr. B , in. :heaiy all of whih P4..the 'weights were. deficient, though we are bound ...

... 0Harbour Bonds, 412 483In 101 0 0Do., di -48423o 1200 00Do., 4 -4402 80 0 10 7W.&iR. M. Oonlding l..o 5 28 10o0 £-0 50 Northern Whig, Limilted 517 0 1 ( 0 ?? St. ooarCo..Lt - COMING DIrVIDSNnS. I The Oriental Bank Corporation notify that theM coupons due July ...

... Assizes, that the actioa for libel brought by Mr James Kennedy, of this town, against the pro- prietors of the 2Vortherna Whig, has been settled, the defendants offering the plaintiff an apology and pay- ing their own costs. The terms of the apology ...

... imbecile arrogance of the Tory leadelrs, and the gross stupidity of those who have pro. ftssed to conduct and expound their ?? Whig. TEr LATE FIrE AT MR. MEmDE'S.-Ws have re. c:eived If. per Mr. Ward, Townsend-street, from the I.ev. IM. Barry, C.C., Westland-row ...

... I MINES * LAND, AND, EXPLORTION. I Bssett Polberro, 5 1 Doicoath, 1919 2/9 j West Kitty, 85 9 do 153 p 15/0 16/0 WhIG'nv ille, 8i 9 Buat Pool, 10t I Do Kitty, 1 SOUTH AWBRICA. Angelo, 6 7 Unlate 34 4 Angelo Deep. 2 5 L'glat.811b, 41 Apes Mine., 53 a Do ...

... public ma'ters. >' written by him on muiry, 1 775, this ! day one hundred and twenty-three ago. ' t> Ij'ird then the titular Whig leader. 'My birthdiy, need not sly how nan. That Ed nun Burke w >ui i value if could ' speak any recognition by the citizens ...

... hand, if Lord Palmerston, in the Address, proposes to introduce into Parliament an extended and Radicsl Reform Bill, the old Whigs vill take fire and join the Conservatives against the Government. The issue of such an event would be the certain break-up ...

... is sad to see !low Irishmen miisunderstand each other. Here is a branch of the Ih-i National League denouncing its ?? as 'Whig renegades for receiving monetary reconmpence in recognition of the base betrayal of Ireland's greatest leader. What can ...

... INES, LAMPAND, XPLO-'RATQ1'! . I I ?? . ., ?? ?? Basstt, 15/9 16/3 ?? Dolco'th, 20/3 20jg 9 est do d15i p 15/3 1519, Wh'IG EaLt Pool, 10o jO Ni -OUT3H Arlcai. nelo,a 77 4- Langa Angelo Deep,>24 3 -ifgjant &Psx mine.. s5 3 : Do I AuroraWUnited,1I * : Luep'dl ...

... Lord Stanley gid 3Mr. Gladstone entered inioan agreement, thst in the evat-7 then thought an exceedingly probable ohe-of the Whig li nistry being broken up, they would take office together, ir- ing previously come to an understanding that, as the noble ...

... stamnps issued to the principaljournals in Belfast during the twelve months'ending 30th June, 18 ?? NEWS.LETT1R, 125,000 Northern Whig, .5,000 Mercury,. 62,000 Banner of Ulster, . . .76,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of i the NeWS-LETTER ...