... (from the Northern Whig.) We have triple satisfaction—public, personal, and professional—in referring to the honour of knighthood having been conferred the Lord Lieutenant on our very respected good friend, Dr. Gray, of the Frksmax’s Joueuial. It fa for ...

... Brewster stating the case for the prosecution. What was that prosecution about ? It was a prosecution brought against the Northern Whig for au article that appeared in that paper, in which it was stated that Napier, the judge, was in concert with Rogers the bailiff ...

... prospects in most parts of Europe. TUE LISBURN ELECTION—PETITION AGAINST * MR. VEBNER, M.P. Belfast, Muilninl —The Northern Whig of this morning pays, have reason to believe that the petition against the return of Mr. E. W. Verner, already perfected and ...

... tb*«e members of the American Senate whose speech Blr. Brewster has studied example for his own. We quarrelled because we were Whigs and Tories; but there personal animosity between Blr. Lytle and myself. His Lordship—lf you not speak to tho point I will decide ...

... there have been undoubted signs of the virus of the old potato disease” having very considerablv worn itself out —Northern Whig. The blight has made its appearance the potato crop this locality, (Broadford). With this exception, the crops general have ...

... all events, the Whigs were Liberal thea, and all parlies were Liberal now (renewed laughter). But the sense of the country was against bis hon. friend. The feeling of the countiy was dead against such a motion ii would not allow the Whig or Liberal party ...

... presenting total value of 40,100,000/. sterling. JULY ANNIVERSARIES THE NORni— MORE DISTURBANCES BELFAST. (From (he Northern Whig ) Bklkast, Wxdmesdat Mounixo. —Yesterday evening, as was generally apprehended, another of the disgraceful scenes for which ...

... HARVEST PROSPECTS. The Northern Whig says:—The spring of the present ear was one of the most favourable ever rec»l leued for the early labours of the husbandman ; now, in the second portion of the summer season, the weather is everything that could be ...

... tho proceedings before the Li°burn election committee had been immense importance exposing the tactics resorted to by the Whigs. Baron Fitzgerald—That is an article published before any informations were sworn? Mr. Joy—Yes, rny lord, there have been articles ...

... himself in about two feet deep of wate-, Paving firct tied bis bands behind his back. There no known cause for this act —Northern Whig. Pabieian Lady Improvers.—A French correspstdent of the Spectator noticee a new academy Paris : They have lately come to the ...

... and, unlike former anoiversarL, m t even ao.itary individual was arrested the police fir using party expre-sione—A ortAm. Whig AcKILOLTLTtAI, K h-ve much pleasure in notifying the appointment Sir. Baldwin, the Albert Institution, as one of the lecturers ...

... allusion to the nomination of Mr. William Coates, J.P., for the mayoralty 1863, he said that gentleman was a political spy of the Whigs in Dublin Castle. Judge Hayes—That most improper observation. Mr. Coates, who had been sitting in the grand jury box, rose ...