... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... England now raised, and enthusiasm for the insulted Union Jack manufactured by the Tory journals, in order to embarass the Whig Administration and dnye it from office or compel it to go to war; and then it hoped, if it does proceed to extremities'with ...

... have retired. The residence of Mr F. D. Finlay, of the Northern Whig, was severely damaged by the mob ; and it was only the presence of strong force of police that saved the office of the Whig from the outrageous attentions of the populace. Mr Finlay was ...

... five-point charter and monster petition for it somewhere about a mile in length; and Mr Hume had a fourpoint one. Then came Whig Reform Bills and Tory Reform Bills, carefully drawn by the cobblers of the old Constitution. These bills amused the nation ...

... and direct contrast to the above stately portrait of the aristocratic Whig, have the following lively sketch of interview with O’CONNELT.. I felt surprised at never meeting in this Whig circle man with whom the party had long been connected, and whose support ...

... very limited business done stretches over ten columns of the Northern Whig. The most salient point in the councillor’s doings on Saturday, was an “ impeachment” of a Mr. Lindsay. The Whig thus describes the scene— Mr. Rea stood op. and emphatically and ...

... there has been evident infusion of new blood, and. with that, of new vigour and a higher tone into this journal. We (Northern Whig) have reason to know that it hassome time since passed from the hands of Mr Thornton Hunt, and that it now jointly owned and ...

... head uncover ; In honour of our country's hope, And of his royal mother : A loyal band, with heart and hand, Come join, each Whig and Tory— And be the toast, from coast to coast, His moral worth and glory. May this land of mountain and flood, This land ...

... to be published immediately, by Professor Van Vloten, of Deventer. Literary Gossip.—Mr Edmund Yates writes to the Northern Whig—Mr Trollope has begun his new novel, The Small House at Arlington the Cornhill. 111 January, as I before mentioned, he opens ...

... Mullingar. The shape chosen is the same that Her Majesty the Queen purchased for the Princess Alice earlier in the season.—Northern Whig. A letter from St. Petersburg states that the first attempt at founding private banks at Russia has not been crowned with success ...

... truth. has sometimes carried into his recital?, and above all into his estimates acts and men. the passions and prejudices the Whig* engaged in ancient or recent struggles. have reason to believe that was aware of this himself ; which I can name two decisive ...