... IRELAND. Wm. Smith O’Brien, Esq., will shorllr leave Ireland for a brief absence the Continent. Northf rn Whig. . _ . . . At meeting of the Royal Botanic Society of Dublin, held Thursday, it was resolved, a targe maiority that the Glasnevm Gardens should ...

... truth of these complaints far it was conearned. H. then read a paragraph to the effect indicated, copied from the Northern Whig, and concluded by asking the inspector if there was any truth in what he had read regarding the City Board. Mr Adamson said ...

... native the neighbourhood of Ballymena, and is a widow. The children are aged 15, 12, 9, and 6 years respectively.” —Northern Whig. Irish Local Schools op Science.—The results of the first general examination of the students of the Science Schools in connection ...

... and is to undergo 84 days’ imprisonment after leaving the hospital. His offence, we are informed, was desertion. —Northern Whig. Knighthood of the Mayor of Belfast.— The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has conferred the honour of knighthood on Mr Coey, Mayor ...

... and one in the front of the alKlomeu, besides five or six other stabs. She is tying in very dangerous condition. —Northern Whig. Death of James Bkcce, Esq.—With very great regret, we have to announce the death of James Bruce, Esq., formerly editor of ...

... The “ land question,” indeed, is one of great material interest, but it not of the sort to make two regular political parties—Whig and Tory—so that the Australian Ministries have to be made persons clubbing together to form Administration. What is only a ...