... House Commons. Mr. M'Kenna 1 comes forward totally disconnected with any I political party unfettered any pledge to | either Whigs or Tories,” but resolved to devote bis time and his talents to promote the prosperity of all classes of Irishmen, irrespective ...

... condemned Manchester Fenians, is endeavouring to plan walk-over at tho contemplated re-election. The more respectable of tho Whig party desire the Kight Hon. Milner Gibson to occupy tho seat, lie having lost his seat tho November election, To prevent ono ...

... Chancellor ol England for more than ten years, and withal is eminent equity lawyer. _ l3 also member of one of the principal Whig families in Csses. These are all his qualifications for tho office ; but the occasion of bis promotion is in consequonoe of ...

... Saintfield. This is the second seizure made by Constable Scarlett in the same locality within the last eight months. —Northern Whig. Fatal Affray between Hophpicirbs near Sbtexoaxs.—On Saturday night, Ide Hill, ani*olated hamlet about four miles from Scvenoake ...

... this country upon the subject the Irish rimrch. subject which formerly made the stalking- horse and stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which now had little interest for the Treasury Bench. It is far easier for the Government to rend lectures the Emperor ...

... been for the care taken by the engine-driver, the train might have run over the animal at great risk life property. Northern Whig. Extraordinary Sckne at a Christening. very unseemly affair took place on the Newton shore at Ayr, on Sunday evening. It appears ...

... the look out, but who, to Friday night, had not been arrest' ] The young lady now there under me■ dieal treatment.—A'orfArm Whig. CHABGKE OF MURDER IN DUBLIN, learn that gentleman named Metcalfe was killed on Sunday, at Chapelizod, near Dublin, man named ...

... ground. The police wore in attendance, but the re-interment was conducted without the slightest breach of the peace.— Northern Whig. Frightful Artillery Accident.—On Monday morning, while experiments were being made at several the batteries in the Dover garrison ...

... of May Eve in 18GG would have been the result. At ten o’clock the streets presented their wonted quiet appearance.— Koythcrn Whig. Conscience stricken.— About four months ago a paragraph in the Times detailed the robbery of the foof postman carrying the ...

... Deceased, who was about years of age, was employed as oiler in Irwin’s mill, and the only support of hi* . jother.— Northern Whig,” W© sire glad to pticeivc that the Commissioners of Public Works in In land, uotifi d that with respect to the execution of ...

... impartmlitv and vigilance will put end the uneasiness which has been created in usuallv quiet district. {From (he Northern Whig of Saturday.) On Friday night, one of those scandalous scenes arising «>ut party spirit which have often disgraced the Northern ...

... THE GHOST—OPINIONS OF THE PRESS, Mr. Washington Davies acta hia part to perfection.— Northern Whig. The best entertainment ever in Belfast.— Nexes* Letter. The Snectral Illusions are very cleverly managed ; and the Panorama alone is well worthy of a visit ...