... of Moore's securities purposes sod it is supposed that he has a good &Lug negligence on the part of the rs.—Belfaal Northern Whig. ...

... always pretended to be in earnest, in spite of the fact that the Whigs of Brookes's will not readily part with their burghs. Would not large constituencies' knock up the families' of the Whigs? Could the 'Liberal' connexion possibly hope for better terms ...

... held on the body of Janet Porter, wben the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the above facts. — Abridged from Belfast Whig. Tae OF JOHN JAMES We have seen a letter from a tiemen now in New York, but for merly a native of thi city, in which the writer ...

... This new hall is intended to hold 3000 persons, and when completed will be one of the finest buildings in Ulster.'—Northern Whig. RUN or; THE IRISH BANKS—In various parts of the country a great demand for gold has set in. The people do not require it for ...

... affairs in India, they will not depose him in order to set reformer or anti-reformer in his seat. Neither Conservative nor Whig would take any such ibility upon their shoulders; and so far we think there is the additional induce- nt to Lord Palmerston ...

... gentlemen Is India to go ea immeshed ? Of am Is it to talk abstreetly of army reform wham milliary sins are sever soticed? Wuxi Whig. ...

... concert, bat position indivi prodacers as to stocks, We take the following on the Irish flax and yara trade | om the Northera Whig of Saturday: — Io all branches of the linen | it buyers came ue al , ab of G4 to le per iu every market it in, foreiga flax ...

... harder work than Wilson, was created a C. 13. some years ago, but be only gets one step of honorary distinction. It was under a Whig administration, Lord Palmerston being the Foreign Secretary, that Sir John Keane, for not having taken siege guns to Ghtanee ...

... has bed harder than Wilson, was crested C.B. some vasts ago, bat be only gets one step of booortry distinction. ft was under Whig administration—Lord Palmerston being the Foreign Secretary—that Sir John Keane, for not having taken siege gnns to Obusnee ...

... to al his military expenditure. The Euro. pima cricia is the immediate of Shen Les- THC MURDPR OP MR. ELT.Ts.—The Northern Whig seems to be familiar with the ntory which attributes the death of Mr. Ellis to other causes tan those of disputes connected ...

... appearance as a public man, Mr Hastie himself a Liberal, and invariably throughout bis career be was a and true supporter of the Whig Government. At the election of 1862, Mr Hastie’s retarn was contested by Mr Haly, barrister-at-law, London, bat the latter ...

... which Mr Hughes ;ermitted bimself to iudulge—ezaggo rations that are only to be paralleled by the cool impudene of the Northern Whig, in intimating to the “ Scoteh 7 byterians aud Eeglish Episoopalians,” that they ‘are the strangers” in the town! The covsequence ...