... relidered it impossible to assign a day for the triangular duel of Sir J. Pakington, Mr Henley, and Lord J. Russell. The veteran Whig leader has carefully abstained from renewing ihe demonstrations against the Government which had helped to precipitate the ...

... Esq, proprietor BATROATE.—The annual election of magistrates for was dark and stormy, with rain. Whether both of the Northern Whig, which took place on Thurs- the burgh of Bathgate took place upon Tuesday, ISt • e xhibited the usual lights that are required ...

... Palmerston, and they only share to a limited extent the deference of their predecessors for the time-honoured leader of the Whigs. The respect which is inspired by visible power and success teal to the share of the Premier, and the prize of oratory WOW ...

... towa will be reinforced by fifty men from the county ties of of Bowe and the same number from stations in the coun- Northern Whig. —Abridged from the Belfast Belfast Court, on Monday, eight partics captured by the police for throwing oo evening, were in ...

... his latest public the acts was to head a section 'of the Conservative party in Edin- burgh, in canvassing and polling for the Whig-Radical, Bailie and Brown-Douglas, on the ground' of his pledges to vote for the raff, abolition of the Maynooth grant. rit; ...

... GOVERNMENT INQUIRY AT BELFAST. Mr David C. (Roman Catholic and Whig), aod Mr Hamilton Smythe, Q.C. (Protestant and Conservative), the commissioners appointed by the Lord-Lieutenant to inquire into the recent disgraceful outrages in Belfast, arrived there ...

... araic u India. mages are laid at UcaTU o» Mb Finlot, Bku'ast.—We rcfrrrt bavo announce the ili of F. I>. Finlay, B'‘ifaal, Whig. This sad event look place, uDderslainl. Uleaarm, In the county of Antrim, on the 10 h inat. Mr Finlay waa, far long series ...

... defending the Wliigs, and asking what would Belfast be but for the Whigs? aiid a meetirtg in that room could not lake place but for Cthe libeity they secured for the peoplt, for the Whigs were always the supporters of civil arid religions liberty. liethe ...

... D. FINLAY, OF BELFAST.— We regret to have to announce the death of Mr F. D. Fiolay, of Belfast, proprietor of the Northern Whig. This sad event took place, we understand, at Glenarm, in The county of Antrim, ofh the 10th inst. Mr Finlay was, for a long ...

... lbs.. In Es foreign flax little passing. One cargobhas arrived from Koniga. I berg, and 1556 bales from Rliga, since our ?? Whig. Wit Dunrsxx.-A number of transactions have take place in flax during the week though most of them have been for small par- ...

... the corresponding week of 1856. The following, in reference to the Irish linen and flax trades, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:— mena, on Saturday, the market was sparingly To (Bally The , Was not and prices ruled in favour of the bayer. ...

... :-Millecutchled, coarse, 7s. to 8s.; medium, 8S. to o 9s.; fine, 9s. to lis. 6d. per stone of 16 lbs. In foreign flax little ?? Whig of Saturday. _ _ ?? 3 Theatse Royal.-Mr. Homughton'8 Benefti.-WO, ob-D serve that the benefit of Mr. Houghton, the manager ...