... Ns. to 465. ; stores, 265. to Ms. fat pigs, 48.. per cwt. ; stores, 16s. to 435. SECRETS OF THE CONFESSIONAL. The Northern Whig contains a report of a cue tried et Castlebellingham Petty Seasions last wok, in which, it st.- peant, the Rev. Mr. Callan ...

... meet with no grudg- ing response at Cambridge House. The audacity of the Leader of the Conservative party has burst on the Whig camp like an Armstrong shell in a magazine. It had such an effect upon the nerves of Mr. Gladstone that hle was positively ...

... 'Russell; he talked about the nunneries of the Catholic religion, and I never could understand any Catholic voting for a Whig after that (laughter); my anxiety to get into Parliament was in the hope of being enabled to do something for those men in ...

... majority on second reading. Lord Monteagle is to lead the attack, and will carry with him a considerable proportion of the old Whig force in the Lords, with all the Opposition. I think, from the source of this information, that it may be relied upon, and ...

... and all deserving, and filling their posts with distinction; that is not for use to judge. I only remark the fact that the Whig party have been singularly mindful of Lord Grey's family, though they have excluded him from office—which is the rub.—Corr ...

... I bod nothing wliatever to do with the forged will referred to; don’t know meaning jolly joined Radicall am not Radical, a Whig,or a Tory—(laughter)—l an independent man, and would vote for any candidate I like best; I don’t mind candidate having money ...

... in the space of eight years to carry Bill, the public will not endure lire idea of any further fumbling or paltering by the Whigs with the rnouicnious question. But, be it for good be it for e*iJ, it is clear that the lw»ll is now at the feet of die lories ...

... summarily reject the hill i*v second reading. The amendment, condemnatory the measure wiu be moved Lord Monteaglc, member the Whig party, who. who Mr. Spring Kioe was for some time Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord Melbourne s administration. Lord Monteagle’s ...

... the antagonism in the Peers this paper bill. Moiiteagle mores the rejection. i*o is Moateugle? The vulture pur excellence all whig birds prey in > lern times there perhaps instance of such flagitious jobbery as that whereby Spring ll:«o jumped into old Sir ...

... sure it will find vent, and reach its destined aim, ' spite the silly meddling of Scotch busybodies, or even the veto of a Whig patron of Sardiuian robbers and Sicilian revolutionists. Al this moment the' whole Continental press rings with execratious ...

... stage, and the house adjourned 1.15. A CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN SUMMONED TO DISCLOSE THE SECRETS OF THE CONFES- SIONAL. Tho Northern Whig contains report of case tried at Castlebellinghain Petty Sessions last week, in wliicb, it appears, the Her. Mr. Callan, P ...

... viewing the scenery the neighbourhood of Belfast. 4405 [advertisement.] THE “PETREL** AND “PILOT.** THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY WHIG, Sir, —As might have been expected, the discossion which took [>lace the last meeting the Harbour Commissi- •tiers, respecting ...