... & RKrors ts Worthern that Lord ordered an Whig inquiry the riots in Belfast on the 12th of July and following days. ABOUT THE Kings County Chronicle bas a contradiction, of a state- with fatal effect in that county, men: in the Times thas the cattle distemper ...

... Beek, WILL leave the Ulverston Station and Newby Bridge a under (the thee given in the Information Column of this paper nut Whig strictly currect):— a,m• pm pm From Ulverston at —lO 0 1 30 4 30 From Newby Bridge 10 30 1 0 the lash Ooach from Newby Bridge ...

... by and calling out the militia in the Week Tammuz to lerou.—This subjed not 'a lost sight of by the Sovernment. Many e the Whigs of the meth dimities in solved in thogined, bad entered into with the vof mw spins of telegraphs IMI AM before we to seed* ...

... profitted by his genius ; and from that day to this, in periodicals, speeches, essays, and histories, he sus- tained the great Whig- cause. It is for this that has remembered him. “The contem- plated honour,” says the Economist, “ has, we con- ceive, been ...

... Lints; E. W. Cooke, A.V. Motets, Wyk Wafts, !midi, Nimmons, Cobbs% H. J. fat. &a There is a Anwly-pelatai giants by J. D. Whig Auk mead * The Studio; sad a rrp bold plies Of atlpiers( by Lfesesaoh• lake* from Vallq of the • wow of Misty .:-too batik ...

... of his having bee n for a long time in the Cabinet is almost wholly fi 0) rgotten. Were he neth ing more than a second-rate Whig politician, few wouid deny that he has been adc quately rewarded, and that others have claims than he to titular dist: inction ...

... and Arthur Wellesiey Cornwallis, of D-ogheda, to whom ‘he agr-eable an- is made thas mon. ¥ has been left them.”— Northern Whig. ty or St. Jawzs's CHURCH aT BuoTLe.—A was opened im Quesn’s Hail, Boid-«traet, om ‘Tuesday: in bebaif of the fands required ...

... filters of any make re-fitted, and made equal to new.—Shipping order* promptly executed. JOHN EASTHAM’S First-class PHOTO•i (Hi, WHIG PORTRAIT GALLERY, 2'i, St. Ann's Square, Manchester. Patronised by Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. H.K.H. Prince Albert ...

... WHAT ABOUT AUSTRALIA? NORTHERN WHIG. Wa | us look ay Orrors in y from that ghastly scene of lurid Empire elsewhere and, for a while, see how the Enfranchised from = the oligarchy, and clear of the mixed blessings of a races of these isles flourish wonderfully ...

... country belonged ¢o all those whe paid towards the sup- port of the government (loud applause), He was a great admirer of the old Whig motte—‘‘ That repre- sentation and taxation should be He did not give to these sentiments for the purpose of clap-trap, He ...

... theabeations should afterwards appose Is she of Flout Moguls, under the litle et •liare. wordy to speak of tba amnieNsis fear, Whig sit, this, that I happened to In the ho ~r w m the fourth. All I can to oglipsyc We% was the look whisk pawed mit in sash Gewee ...

... over the continent or lionbdng in the provinces. Inn the possible excitement of a Mddlesex nation is denied us. The favourite whig two-year old walks over the course at Brentford to-morrow. His enemies will not give him the opportunity of ItT rn th e mettle ...