... pretends to despiae.-Afr. Spurgeon,in ts Bapficf frgrzrsa. SHcOC1iNG DBATH OF A WOMAN THROUGH MEclDCAL NIGLEOT.-The Norhernt Whig reports a very sad case as having occurred in Belfast. Mary Moore, a poor woman in Abbey-street, was seized with the pangs ...

... to the principal journals in Bel1aq during the twelve months ending 30th June, ] sco:,_ NEWS-LETTER, .. . 125,000 Northern Whig, . 05,000 Mercury, . .. ?? 62,000 Banner of Ulster,; ?? . 70,000 It will thus be seeh that the stamped circulatin * the NEwS-LETTER ...

... o£)stafips iiissed to the principialjomurniils in ,Belfast durirng the~twelve months ending 30th June, .1860:2- - ?? Northern Whig,- . .. ?? Moerury, ?? - . 62,000 Banneraof' Ulster. ?? It will thus be'seenjthat the sthmped clrculation-of tlie NEWS-LET3ER ...

... ? following are the ?? .pr 24' lbs lie' to' U1s; wahe , 1 66. S to 27e. D ,; Po . unahed0, 1s ,to- 9g' remn the Northlerni Whig of Satur~ay-), Tmn LixrNe TI'EAnx-Somne slight evidence of impprove. meut has beenl seen in the market for white goods, and ...

... issued to the principal journals in Belfast during the twelve mouths ending 30th June, 1860:- NEWS-LETTER, 125000 Northern Whig, . ?? 5,000 Mercury, .2,000 Banner of Ulster, . 76,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of ahe Nxcws-Lv1cTET ...

... stamnps issued to the principaljournals in Belfast during the twelve months'ending 30th June, 18 ?? NEWS.LETT1R, 125,000 Northern Whig, .5,000 Mercury,. 62,000 Banner of Ulster, . . .76,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of i the NeWS-LETTER ...

... . E126-000 Northern Whig, . 65,000 Mercury, . 62,000 Banner of Ulster, . ' 7a,000 It will thus be seen that the stamped circulation of the 'NE*s.LETTER was, for the twelve months ending June. last, nearly double' that of the Whig. and Mercu'-.a fact which ...

... miDiaterial excuse for broken promises. Hence Mr. Locke King's County Franchise Bill, to the principle of whioh both sides, Whig and Tory, are oommitted, shelved by the shabby expedient of the previous question; and beyond a doubt, the fate awaits the ...

... more inquaired-1 'for, but'thereais not much disposition to pay Iigaher ratiis. BELFAST TRADE RZ.EPRT. (i'rom the Northern Whig of Saturdiiy. THE Luciu TR-ADD-A very considerable, amount of humi- acees has been done in the finish of goods for the last ...

... many other valuable and-ecarce fancy and furniture woods. do ?? - - - - - - - th E Z-FPAST TRAD3 RRPORT. - (From the Northern Whig of Siturday.) ; - TE LimEN TniD FExports of finiahed linena have been, ' - to a large extent, chitefy for the Amserican market; ...

... intended not to offend any man, but to guard and maintain those liberties which Romish officials have rudely threatened, and which Whig Governlents would lightly barter for the false smiles of the Romanists of Ireland, and we feel 'confidept that the inauguration ...

... extension of the suffrage; and nothing could exceed the reverence and adoration offered to the rworking-classes, by Tories and Whigs alike. Mr. Disraeli r had already proposed a £6 borough franchise; but that, the electors were told, was but a fraction of ...