... following Newspapers, for Six Mouths, from Ist July, 1863, to Ist January, IBC-1: London Times. Belfast Nbws-Lettkb. „ Daily „ Whig. „ Punch. „ Bankbr Ulster „ Illustrated News Dublin Daily Express. Liverpool Albion. Ballymena Observer. Bell’s Life. Ballymena ...

... regards the capture of the Confederate ram- as the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards tho South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the inst. Immense numbersof ...

... satisfaction. Charleston has not yet been captured. There is war news of interest. Nr..v York, Aco. (Evening) The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th instant, stating that during the last twenty-four hours the j Federal operations were ...

... and cooped up on Mr. Barbour?s premises under guard of sentries with loaded muskets! It further appears that our immaculate Whig Governmeut bad some mysterious connexion with the dirty work. In our paper of Saturday last we made brief reference to certain ...

... Biker?s Crick and Black Hirer Bridge, and say that Vicksburg i* closely besieged, the enemy closing in every side. Richmond Whig, speculating upon the chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson fallirg, say* that, though their l o*a gr*?at sure for the Notth ...

... harbour of Charh-s--| ton, supposed lu have been caused the premature going off of some of the submarine torpedoes, The Ihchmond Whig states that, late on the 7th. th* Federal iron-dads succeeded in passing the Bar of Charleston, and were then at anchor. This ...

... Great dissatisfaction is expressed the Southern Generals with Pemberton?s military operations against Grant, and the Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnstone has taken his sword from Pemberton, and placed him under arrest. The Express of ...

... plaintiff*, and Mr. A. O'Korku for th»- dt fendant. Dr. Sr.io*. stating the case, aaid that Mr. Cram'ie put in the Norlhtrn Whig of the 28th November the following advertisement :—** Woollen goods f>r tender. be sold by tender, 43 short lengths of boaveis ...

... intervals, to 3s. per cent, in 1I5, at which amount it has remained from that time till the preseut day. It is clear that our Whig rulers will not give up a single iota of this obnoxious impost, except at the stern bidding tbe country. The tax old, so fruitful ...

... has also appeared this week in the Whig . My evidence given in extenso iu your paper is substantially correct, and just as given in onr very accurate local pajier, the Ballymena Olterver ; but from your (the Whig’t) comments, am supposed to have said ...

... Charleston. General J icksnn?s funeral took Richmond on the instaoi, with great demonstra'iont of sorrow end ra*pecf. The Richmond Whig says that, since the d.-s of Washington, similar event has so profoundly and sorrowfully impressed the people Virginia G-* ...

... adopt. th.iter*nt, equally a matter of cou sc, political changes must expected.” Exactly ko! With the fall of Atlas the whole Whig world wid rush down into irretrievable ruin, an.l the Conservative chief will sent for, and he good time which had been long ...