... h® was shot through the heart. The supposed murderer is hit own cousin, William llerdmttn, who has been arrested.—Northern Whig. Belfast, Thi rsosy Niout.— William Herdmau, the supposed murderer of John Merdmsn, Esq., second cousin of the deceased, wns ...

... of his services, and becoming lord, while it is yet in the power of his party reward his long and efficient services to the Whigs. Certainly the talk is of his going to the Lords as my Lord Liverpool, or Lord Tariff, or, even, my Lord Free Trade. He, doubtless ...

... waistcoat pocket. The double barrelled pistol with which the deed wan committed found lying on the road. {From the Belfast Northern Whig) Belfast, Thursday. —This evening at a quarter to six o’clock, John Herdman, Esq., one of-the wealthiest and most respectable ...

... boon but right, mid that right must conceded if honest agitation, not for party pur. poses, or political capital—r. * for Whigs or Tories —but for the charter, and the charter only, kept up and persevered till shall be conceded. BUFFOONERY REBUKED - A ...

... to three calves—one bull and two heifer calves. Tho same cow has had five calves, and is not four years old yet. —Northern Whig. Disease Cattlk—A correspondent informs us that a etrungo and fatal disorder has made its appearance amongst the cattle in ...

... Ireland, the restoration of the subsidy may he the index the restoration uf that course of policy which ever entitled the Whigs the almost unanimous support of the great Liberal party in this country. POOR LAW OFFICERS* SUPERANNUATION In the House of ...

... H. Winston Barron, lost their seats, principally through his opposition to the repeal movement. Sir 1 held office twice the Whig administration, as Lord of the Treasury under Lord Melbourne, and Joint-Secretnrv with Lord Enfield, of the India Board, under ...

... down on their chins. Be was first a Tory, because was the fashion of the day, and a 1«» for his own interest. afterwards cam a Whig, when the Wigs were the majo.ity. bottom was neither principle nor doctrine, except that being Minister as long as possible ...

... ground. The police wore in attendance, but the re-interment was conducted without the slightest breach of the peace.— Northern Whig. Frightful Artillery Accident.—On Monday morning, while experiments were being made at several the batteries in the Dover garrison ...

... terms with us. He cannot afford .to quarrel with us. His country requires repose and retrenchment. But, knowing this well, onr Whig Government goes wasting the public money in a precipitate and extravagant expenditure, getting, as .Mr. Disraeli put it, the ...

... lookin'* remarkably well. Lord Palmerston still jiossosses all that vitality which entitled him to the cognomon of the “Juvenile Whig.” Lord Derby nas not looking very well, and required the assistance of a stick when walking. The Archbishop of Canterbury was ...

... THE MURDER OF MR. HERDMAN. (Further details from the Northern Whig of this day) Ou Friday morning, the intense feeling created by the dreadful murder, the previous evening, of John Herdman, Esq., of Cliftonville, Belfast, was rather increased as the news ...