... their mulish spirit, had been compelled to bite the savdust. We doubt if Rarey even would be able to tame these two mules (one, Whig, reared at Beifast; the other, Torv, got by Claptrap, out of !lfock-liberolisrn) who for so many years have had it completely ...

... ducting the emigration from this country t 1( Cape. Tar TWELFTH OF JUtLY IN BELFASI.-This At::r the town, says the Nortohern Whig, remained suie;.. throughout ' the twelfth, the magistrates hasing taken cornprehensive measures to preserve i: ?? Strotmg ...

... Horse Guards, has been appointed Inspecting Field Officer at Belfast. THE FIRST OF JULY IN BELFAST.-Happily (says the Northern Whig) Thursday passed off in Belfast without the least tumult or rioting. In fact, so dull a First of July we have rarely witnessed ...

... in ting contrast with the unreformed Town Council. Now, he No- (Bailie Johnston) understood that Professor SYmne was lock a Whig ; and he certainly would have expected. ring judging from the sentiments of that political sad, party, that the Professor would ...

... Council for the last twenty-five years, and still, though exceedingly frail, attends the Couan- eil meetings reguiarl-. The Whigs have ever found in him a staunch. supporter. .Margaret Bhgg, till very recently, every morning proceeded from New- hnwen, with ...