... which we copy elsewhere fi eption Northern Whig In Belfast the rioter: A local | wrecked the house of the Coadjutor ¢ | Bishop, Most Rev Dr Doraran, and also lopted, | sidence of Mr. F.D i Lay (proprietor The sh Whig) in nfident | have increased from year ...

... County of Clara. We believe that the representation of county will warmly contested, end would urge the Conservative and Anti-Whig electors the county to keep themselves disengaged, for learn I jhst suitable candidate will certainly offer himself. ...

... serious riot would have occurred, both parties having been well prepared for a battle. —Northern Whig. The houses of the proprietor of tho Northern Whig, and that lately occupied the French Consul, were also attacked tho mob, and several windows broken ...

... matter at hand well worthy of attention. I have since listened to the discussion of that letter, but have heard no man, whether Whig or Tory, attempt to refute its reasoning or deny its truth. There appeared, however, letter in your paper of Friday evening ...

... 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 ...

... that England has earned that general dislike and distrust from all foreign nations which the sole result of thirty years of Whig ascendancy. And there can no other cheek on the meddlesome and aggressive temper of such men as Lord Russell, save the fern ...

... THE ANNIVERSARY IN THE NORTH. (From the Sort Arm Whig.) Bxt.rAsT,TuitsDAT Horxixo.— ln this town yesterday. some excitement was caused by car loads Orangemen passing through the streets on their way to LiVb'ira, where monster meeting of from 14,000 to ...

... alter sinking her convoy. The above is extracted from the Barbadoes Globe. MORE DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST. {from the northern whig.) Belfast, Wednesday Morning.—Yesterday evening as was generally apprehended, another of the disgraceful scenes for which Belfast ...

... 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 ...

... |EEJL ANNIVERSARY IN THE NORt | (From t1i Norteero, Whig.) BELFAsT, TuEsDAY. MqRaMsN.-In this town yester- day some excitement wa3 caused by carloads of Orange- men passing through the streets on their way to Lie. burn, where a monster meeting of from ...

... return trip at the usual hour, and arrived at Belfast without any adveuture such as she met with her downward trip.—Northern Whig. writer in the Jpturich Journal affirms that the Rev. Sir. Synge, incumbent of St. Peter's, Ipswich, has introduced a novelty ...