... Boyd was directed have plana ready for examination the board governors the meeting on the instant.— (Juardian. The Northern Whig announces that the vacant prefessorship of anatomy Belfast Queens' College has conferred by government on Dr. Kedform, of Aberdeen ...

... yeatorday. Tbia extraordinary importation will, no doubt have considerable eflectupon tbs marketa fur homo produce.—Northern Whig. EdCLtaß AND Ibisu IhEFOBjr llilia. —Mr. Baxter will ask Lord J. Kuaaell, Thursday, if will agree to postpone the Scotch and ...

... ie was correct. The name* of the Earl of SJiafresbury, Earls Co*|-er and Orev. Lords Orerstone. I mu re, F.eyne, and other Whig Peers among t>i» ...

... Monsell made a most timely anil convincing speech ; and Mr. Maguire omitted nothing to improve the occasion. Certainly the Whig* have not been in worse case this long time. Mr. Whiteside and Sir Hugh bairut helped in ibepunubment.—7ui/ ...

... beyond the overpowering amalgamation of the priestana-plebeian elements, as exemplified two-tbirds of qur elections What could Whig malevolence contemplafce of a more deadly efficacy than the power already possessed any pelting, peddling half-sir, who am ...

... the present peer. Lady Langford was mother Co *mel the Hon. R. Rowley, M.P., and of j the Hon. Mrs Ferguson, I’ilfour, j The Whig Government, with their unmanageable Radical tail, are getting into such inextricable deadlock with their inciisurcs. that there ...

... act and etTcetually ou tin- »ysie:a, Imparting vigor ana energy 10 the >. followed appetite. Souud ao. retresiuug sleep, with whig:. Jt-.w spirit. Kveiy tumliy and tra.eiiet,»l>ouia keep a bo* oi lues. iuTaioahie Pills »•) them agal; all emerge, cus. KoUo»«j'* ...

... have heard report that a noted “revival” lay acher committed saidde on Saturday by drowning himself in the River. —Northern Whig. A new bill has been brought by tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer, consolidating all tbe statutes relating to tbe munufactnre ...

... the legislative veto; and they are greatly emholdensd to take this coune by tbe knowledge that many of the beat men of the Whig party in the Upper Hones are prepared to vote with Lord Monteagie. The name* of Lords, Grey and Normanby will probably excite ...

... Miniiters would even think of giving the reins power under pressure of majority which, however largo, is yet too small convince Whig statesmen of their incapacity. We knew, and ail -he world knew, that they would not readily resign their offices because a ...

... allow the poor girl walk into Belfast, a distancu mere than two miles, that same ereoinf carrying her baby with her.—Aorthem Whig. Tr.c gdlant Lari of Dundona'.d is in terioaily ill fchal the ...

... not own the political leadership of Lord Derby, of many who have held office or owe their scats in the house the patronage of Whig j Governments, but who felt themselves unable to vote with | their party this occasion. If we examine the list and make suitable ...