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... (From the Northern Whig.) have seldom to record such a terrible deed crime as it is our melancholy duty to publish this morniog. On Thursday evening, Mr John Herdman. one of the most respected and honoured citizens ui Belfast, was, as is believed, murdered ...
... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. It is often said that the history of the last ten years is always less undei stood than that of any more remote historical period. If we go back to 1851, the year of the last International Exhibition, we find in the Parliamentary ...
... (Ftam the Northern Whig.) LINEN. Belfast, Friday. —The past week haa been one of unparalleled excitement in our local manufactures, linens, which for some time were heavy and uuinnuenced the extraordinary rise in the prices of yarns have during the past ...
... Hoznosystis and the as Whig the of all beyersges. the e•Messempadry Post introduced essetry, there le be ehleined ne prepsratioss et 0110111 either attreedes be the asoeptoble to the mama • the oat was Aber is its erode state, or snassfeetired SI Se ebbis ...
... The Northern Whig says that at the adjourned inquest into the horrible act of the servant maid, Eliza M'Dowell, who had attempted to conceal the birth of her female child, by covering it up in the fire, the jury, on the evidence of two medical gentlemen ...
... speech. Mr. Maguire made furious harangue, denying even in the extravagance of bis fury that the Whigs deserved the smallest credit for Catholic Emancipation. His rage however pardonable, and he is by no means so mad as his speech would lead you to .suppose ...
... Present State of London Streets.—Edmund Yates writes to the Norther* Whig .—lt the weather would behave but decently, the streets London, their present condition, would lor the stranger, for assuredly the veriest Cockney has never seen them so thronged ...
... DEATH OF JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES. The Northern Whig of Monday says :—A telegram received yesterday evening has brought the news of the death, at Tor- quay, in Devonshire, of Jam+s Sheridan Knowles, the greatest of the dramatists whose writings have graced ...
... said, support Tory often as Whig Minister if were once in power; yet probably, the whole, aud catena paribus, they prefer to see the present men in office. And must remember, by-the-by, that they are now more important to a Whig Ministry than they would ...
... The Northern Whig, of Saturday. Observe.-We have change of importance rei>ort prices of Linens this week. The country markets have been very flat. The home trade still very inactive, and buyers for this market will not buy advanced prices. This is pa ...
... THE MORNING JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1862. THE LATE SHERIDAN KNOWLES. (Abridged from ike Sor'hcrn Whig.J THE LA CASH IE B DISTRESS. W-- bive:oa't. the dranialint J ** Sheridan e«, which lock placet Torquay, io Peyonsbi**, Saoduy last. Mr K o«iirs ...