... cases were 13 number, and such as were still labouring under the disease were promptly landed. The scenes, says the Belfast Whig, were pitiable in the extreme husbands holding infants their arms, with their wives lying stricken and dying at their feet; ...

... in thinning the House. Have we got them ? This is no party question. The investigation which we suggest is one in which Whigs, Tories, and Radicals may, with equal interest and profit, and with perfect harmony, engage. It is as unsectarian as the basis ...

... been ever struggling— in one word, its idea. With the .exemption, however, of this House of Commons ''ant, whereof the Whigs, even more than the Tories, have aickened the public who seek for meaning words, there much of valuable suggestion the article ...

... present honouring Lisburn or Lurgan with a visit, and the keen people in that locality should be on the look-out.— Belfast Whig. ~ , A Case of Witchcraft.—An extraordinary case which shows, unhappily, that the medieval notions of witchcraft I are not ...