Another Cam of Flogoino i* Belfast Barracks. have been informed th»t, on Saturday morning, at halfpast five ..
... to undergo eighty-four days' imprisonment after leaving the hospital. His offence, we are informed, in* desertion.—Northern Whig. ...
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THE CHANNEL SQUADRON
... or at least a portion of it, will, after all, visit our Lough during or after the Queen's visit to this country.—Northern Whig. ...
The Arrr.ExncK Boys of Derby and the Paiity Emblems Act.—We received on Thursday night the following special ..
... Party Emblems Act on last Monday week. Summonses were granted, and the parlies will be brought up on Thursday next. —Northern Whig. Northers Banking Company.—Mr. William S. Laniont, the Bead-office, has been appointed manager the new branch in Dromore, county ...
Thomas Frascis Meagher.—ln the detail* published by the New York papers of the battle of Ball's Kan, the name of
... In msny parts of the county of Down there are fields of grain which will be ready for the tickle in very few day*.— Northern Whig. ...
Last week, about lOOlbs. contraband tobacco were seized | at the port of Ballynass, county of Donegal, by Charles I
... , and brought to the Custom-house, in Deny. This tobacco was supposed to have been brought from the island Tory.— Northern Whig. Sir J. W. Ramsden, M.P., and his Constituents. At the annual meeting of the Bradford Liberal Registration Society, held on ...
CARRICKFERGUS AND LARNE RAILWAY
... Agnew moved that Mr. John Ross, of Lame, be chosen in his stead. Mr. Macaulay seconded the motion, which passed.— Northern Whig. _ ...
A Relic of Van Tbomp.—During the removal lately of some old batteries at the mouth of the Medway a shell
... Castle Market, at whose shop it was yesterday exhibited. It weighs 1201ba, and measures exactly six feet in length.— Northern Whig. Fra Giacomo and the Pope.—A correspondent of the SiecU says:— w Brother Giacomo, who attended the late Count Cavour on his ...
Termination of the Shipwrights' Strike in Belfast —We hsve much gratification in learning that the differences ..
... native of the neighbourhood of Ballymena, and is a widow. The children are aged 15,12, 9, and 6 years, respectively.—Noiihern Whig. ...
THE LINEN TRADE
... watering and grassing processes ; and, with equal attention to scutching, the yield is likely to be vety large.—Northern Whig. ...
THE LINEN TRADE
... small parcels. Handscutched sold ss. 6d. to 7s. 9d per stone, and for milled, 7s. to 10s. were the extremes of value.— Northern Whig. —*? ...
Dpeoamiiow and Oxaqh Junction Railway.—Yesterday, a magnificent and beautifnl railway engine was landed the ..
... all the engines and carriages on the North of Ireland railwars should bear the imprint English or Scotch firms. S'urtkern Whig. A Toad Embedded a Stone. —A few days since a discovery was made in one of the coal-pits of Mr. B. Botfield, at Old-park, Dawley ...
The Ratiijiines Commissioners asd thk Water Supply.— A meeting of the Ratbmines Commissioners was held ..
... to the Upper House, William Talbot Crosbie, of Ardfert Abbey, and The O'Donoghue will stand for the county ; the former on Whig principles. No Conservative move has been vet made. Cork CotutitutioH. Assault and Robbert.—Three soldiers of the Regiment ...