... is of the costliest description, and reflects great credit on Messrs. Gilbert and Son, from whom it was obtained.— Northern Whig. (We are glad to perceive that the commercial community of Belfast have not been slow to appreciate in Captain LrA tu those ...

... and with great appearance candour and truth. His account is, that the transaction happened in 1811, or thereabouts (when the Whigs were tottering). A solicitor named Maguire, since dead, came to him on behalf of one of two member* of parliament—either Dillon ...

... of Ayr, natilmenal on Friday, at Belfast. s c Edward Denny pnid the Ti aloe Town Conintii!kers Col.) at their last meeting, Whig two years eee Vent for local impatverneni. The helif 7cariy meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge if Woad ell be held in Cork, ...

... of their Mhtilf with tome twenty or Urrt of tbe old , headed Lord Harry Vane and Mr. cal. Ellice, both venerable names m the Whig camp* In the cabinet, however, this minority largely reprei-eutedtt said, and tbe probability is that the obstructions will ...

... journal of the highest virtue, has, in its publication of Monday, the following most daring appeal to the cupidity of all Whigs in favour:— Three Hundred Pounds to Five Hundred Pounds.— The advertiser, a married gentleman, aged 36, who has been engaged ...

... had Mr. Chris, topher Kelly examined witness. * His account is, that the transaction happened in 1841. thereabouts (when (he Whigs were tottering). A solicitor named Maguire, since dead, came to him behalf of one of two members of Parliament—either Dillon ...

... to proceed Dublin. The recruiting parties of no fewer than thirteen regiments are engaged in enlistment at Belfast Northern Whig. 1 Arrangements for the Transmission Mails, &c the Levant, during the War The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and the ...

... will postponed for a fortnight from the 13tb of Uarcb, and I have reason to believe that Lord Harry Vane, on the part of 60 Whig members of both Houses, was deputed to inform Lord John Russell that they could not give the measure their support—to which ...

... die Cont- second Kelly of the gave er, very candour Whigs ire, sinco vo Mr. hich— to ...

... March. Sir Edward Deering, who moves the amendment, quite confident—nay, certain. Lord Robert Grosvenor, Lord Harry Vane, and Whigs of their stamp will vote with him; so will many of the liberals, whose boroughs are to be disfranchised, and who, naturally ...

... Adler the Cork and London line. In our columns today will be lound the address presented to him and his reply. The Northern Whig, of Tuesday, gives the following account of the presentation to Captain Lyall: Address and Presentation to Captain Thomas Lyall ...

... in this instance, and already its effects arc hegining to show themselves in those divisions which take place amongst the Whigs when in a shaky condition. A correspondent of the Mail says there has been a regular split iu the Ministry about the Reform ...