... Frank Crossley, the enterprising manufacturer of Halifax, and Mr. W. Brown, of Liverpool. We read the following in the Northern Whig concerning the last monthly meeting of the Belfast Municipal Council: “The public attended in large numbers—a barrier being ...

... and on Saturday Mr. John Hamill advanced about £2OO to pay the wages of the day and night constables and scavengers. Northern Whig. Some senseless fellow, taking advantage of the excitement produced in the city of Worcester during the week by the execution ...

... benefit of the allowance. Such disinterested cannot fail to produce results advantageous both landlord and tsaant—VtfrtAera Whig. ...

... and Mr. Rea soon afterwards left, handing some silver to the chairman for going away without liberty. What next ?—Northern Whig. The negroes have curious idea of this war. I met very intelligent one a few days ago. I said to him, “Well, Downing, what ...

... the street It you remove from Mayiair to John’s Wood, some your letters will for long Umemtos a If you cross over from the Whig bench to the Tory bench, you have to quit your club. If you leave Canterbury lor Borne, you will probably annoy and alienate ...

... dead-house of the hospitaL—Northern Whig. The unfortunate man, James Platt, who got his leg broken on the passage, and received some internal injuries, died yesterday abont eleven o’clock, in the General Hospital. Whig af Thursday. Iu the neighbourhood ...

... marriage of the Prince of Wales will, it is reported, take place on the oth or 10th of next month. Lord Lansdowne, the Nestor the Whig party, died on Saturday. The condition of the poor in Ireland is occupying the public journals. The Government has intimated ...

... Lord President of the Council in the Whig Ministry from November, 18JO, to November, ; from April, to September, 1841; and again in July, 1846: His lordship has been for many years the acknowledged shier the Whigs, with whose history his public career ...

... investigation was adjourned till Friday next , . Dr. Courtenay’s bail was renewed, and M’Atamney stays in prison.— Nor thru Whig. „ , , , On this melancholy affair, Dr. William Black has addressed the following letter to the Northern Wldg, as justifying ...

... Rea’s request, when 13 the adoption the report, I (Mr. Bea) against, and 2 (Messrs. Bottomley and Suffern) did not solo. [The Whig remarks“ We beg say that although the challenge is doubtful authenticity, tbs reply it perfectly cennine, and was written the ...

... inferior, and the brand not well known, the price obtained was very low, and varied from 47a fid to 48a Bd. Abridged from Northern Whig. ...

... wished express his opinion of the melancholy state of Ireland. Its sent was utterly incapable—its bead was surrounded with old Whigs, who kept him in utter ignorance, and its Chief Secretary was both incapable and unpopular. He condemned the policy of England ...