... 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. ...

... were re-appointed directors, an 4 Smith, of Orlands, was appointed director Fire Belfast—A Girl Burned to Death.—The Northern Whig, of this day, states that a part of the flax spinning-mill of the Messrs. Emerson, in Eliza-street, Belfast, was destroyed ...

... off. Measrs, Sinclair and Boyd have, therefore, relays men engaged ip taking down the •par*, and stripping her. —tiorlforn Whig. ...

... assimilates the principles and borrows the watchwords of its adversaries. The Lancashire election is a warning, and both the Whigs and Peelites may find out, when it is too late, how entirely they have been dependent on the great personal popularity of the ...

... Hospital, last night, we were informed that Wethered still lives, and that is possible the wound may not prove fatal.—Northern Whig of this day. Floods Kerry.—The recent heavy rains have swollen the rivers and mountain stream* to such an extent that the low ...

... of decaying and discarded Whiggery, it is a fact, that the public have exclaimed in a way not to be mistaken, against the Whigs any longer pretending to the role of reformers, after the country has ceased to demand reform. If the Russell school ...

... Agnew moved that Mr. John Ross, of Lame, be chosen in his stead. Mr. Macaulay seconded the motion, which passed.— Northern Whig. _ ...