... THE BELFAST PRC I! LEM TOHRXAT. The aJjudication for the prizes offered by oar contemporary, the Belfast Weekly Northern Whig, has at length taken place, and the following is the rosalt: That lor the Lu«t two-movo original problem has been awarded to ...

... C. With regard to Sir Colman O’Loghlon, it is said bis chances are very fair. In politics, as onr readers are aware, he is Whig, and id religion a Roman Catholic. His brother, who is also barruter, is at present in Ennis on bniincas.—no doubt in connexion ...

... atmosphere may precipitate general election, and it is especially incumbeut on every one entitled to vote to seenre bis right. The Whig-Radical party are vigilant and unscrupulous, ever ready to taka advantage of the slightest informality, and it is, therefore ...

... there have been undoubted signs of the virus of the old potato disease’’ having very considerably worn itself out. —Northern Whig. Tipperaby. —For the last 20 years we do not remember to have been blessed with such splendid and favourable weather; the sun ...

... lordship entertained the clergy to dinner, which was served in spacious tent erected for the purpose at the Palace.— Northern Whig. The Power Poeb Trench Testimonial. —This testimonial, being exhibition founded by the clergy of to perpetuate the memory of ...

... aro taking similar precautions, in order to able to afford protection to their subjects. “I am glad to see you out,’’ said a Whig Lord to Pitt, just after he had left oQic?, ani recovered from an attack of gout. I can easily believe it, my lord,” answered ...

... no known cause for this act. The well was about 25 perches from where he and his wile and brother-in-law resided.” —Northern Whig. Sligo Entebpbise. —lt is somewhat rare to meet with a tall chimney stalk in Sligo, reminding one of the manufacturing industry ...

... led by their teachers, joined in siuginsr God save the Queen;” and also gave three hearty cheera for Lord Antrim.— Northern Whig. The Channel Fleet. —On Wednesday afternoon Channel Fleet arrived in the Firth of Forth, sad anchored in Leith Roads about ...

... es may now, however, consider that tbe seat is safe, as, in the face of the last majority, it is improbable that any other Whig will come forward. The agents for the Dublin Metropolitan Railway Bill have become suddenly active, and it is evident that ...

... conspicuous figure. Although a man of ability, there were in hie character few elemente of Yet he oeoupled prominent place in the Whig party daring the greater part of hie pubiie life, and filled Bevenl important offioee as a member of the Government The most ...

... Duffin having been called to the chair, the proceedings terminated with vote of thanks to the Marquis of Downshire. —Northern Whig. Ti.e Weather. —Ordnance Survey Office, Phcenix Park, Dublin.—Extract from the Meteorological Register for the month of June ...

... LISBURN ELECTION—PETITION AGAINST MR. VERNER, M.P. Belfast, Thursday Morning. The Northern Whig of this morning says:—We have reason to believe that the petition against the return ot Mr. £. W. Verner, already perfected and forwarded, will be lodged ...