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... off, and after eismining the Douro's papers, let her go on. TEIE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. BrallsT, THumDAY, The ZAorthcra Whig of this morning announces that Mr. Richardson, M.P. for lsburn, Is about to resign his seat In Parliament in oonsequence of ...
... trust that one thing will be distinctly understood; that Conservative advocates of economy have no tolerance for the usual Whig substitates-that they do not propose, and will not permit, a reckless and extravagant retrenchment, like that which, after ...
... THE CASE OF VIOLATION AND ALLEGED ; POISONING IN BALLYMENA. BELFAST, Friday Morning. The Northern Whig of this morning says it is stated that Dr. Courtenay, whose name was prominently mentioned at the late inquest, has been arrested, awaiting the result ...
... is reported that fighting has been renewed at Murlreesboro, both belligerents having been heavily reinforced. The Richmond Whig Contains a violent article upon England for refusing to co-operate with France for mediation in America, and says, England ...
... intended to defer its apublication until the verdict of the jury was delivered. Now, however, that we learn from the Nlorthern Whig that gentleman has been arrested, we place the report before our readers, and shall give the subsequent proceedings as asoon ...
... the close, the inquiry was adjourned, that the analysis of the stomach might be niade, and the prisoner was ?? .ZIorthei', Whi~g says, Dr. Courtenay has been arrested, awaiting the result of the adjour-ned coroner's inquest, which will be held as seen ...
... Eumphreys, and Mr Fry, appeared in the cases. ALARMING DISTURBANCE IN LISBURN. BELFAST, Wednesday Afternoon.-The Nortlhers Whig has just issued a tbird edition, with a despatcli from its reporter at Lisburne, from which it appears that the rioting in ...
... than a hundred. The triumph is an important one, for though it be true it is not, like Southampton, a seat wrested from the Whigs, it is the exchange of an unsteady and unsafe Conserva. tive for one who will not allow sentimental feelinga or one-sided ...
... Ien givdn 'proving that the offices weres c properly secured opthenight liefore, bthe robbery, and, that' Ni 'on thelfolio'whig Inoriiingthey~wredsperi'eto~have eel 'Mr. A Hods io, the chief 'clerk,; described the enditidn o Iin which he found, the' premises ...
... Grain- ger, by a single vote. He ?? sit for Dur- ham until tie next general election. In politics, 1r. Harland was a staunch Whig of the old school. THE RURAL DEANERY OF LINDISFARNS AND BissEop COLENso.-At a meeting of the Deanery, two memorials have been ...
... March, 1863. JOHN COATES, ?? the said defendants, E the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of r Belfast.'-Northern, Whig. THREATENING LETTERS.-At the Nenagh assizes William Fogarty was tried and convicted for sending a letter to John Brindley, ...
... in Poland, and calling upon the English Governo snesit tp make a formal declaration, in concert with sany other powers ,W~h~i~g ?? such a course, that Russia has forfeited all right to the possession of Poland. Lord Harrowby, Mir. DieonaOO -.P, M~r ...