... value of the warehouse stocks, when that value isso liable to be by some sudden change in the rate of discount? The Northern Whig, in its valuable summary of the shipping connected with the port of Belfast, states that during the present year there were ...

... gone back, by way of Canada and the United States, has recently addressed a long and highly valuable letter to the Northern Whig, on the general state of affairs on each side the frontier. The following extract from that communi- cation will, we are sure ...

... to sustain bis witnesses given at the trial, and with which our rea- that a con- in Belfast to disfranchise by wholesale the Whig. a tepayers, and such Protestant voters as were not Tories. Mr. Justice O’ Buren eaid the evidence Mr. Rea was quoting was ...

... Hardee, Chatham, and Breckenridge recommend the conscription of soldiers whose term service shortly expires. The Richm ond Whig thinks that the future of the South is involv ed in the next spring campaign in Northern Georgia. to the New York Times states ...

... the effect that the policy of the present Govern- ment—begun thirty years ago by the P rime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Gove’ ramen! t—has led to constant wars, which have calmi in the burning of Kagosima and the massacres at that the Government ...

... from the outsiders.) Hoe was determined to fig! ht oul t the rating question, and he would see to it that t he rates of the Whig millowners should not be saddled on the poorer rate- payers. [F Je then read over a list of millowners others, with the s ams ...

... matieally practised by Wh.,s t;ewernanents is the 'Royal dockyards, and the praette,s they had always adopted to strengthen the Whig interest the dockyard borouche. Aft., a few worm from Mr. Ilsuitisis, the House west i tato committee pts yarned, and immediately ...

... Mr. Glenmore Richardson to Mr. Barbour, J.P., is incontrovertible. The latter gentleman, in a letter given in the Northern Whig, says :— * About four o'clock on the day of the poll in Lis- burr, John Grabb Richardson approached me near the polling-booth ...

... were voters and Lisburn men. As it was now four the Committee ad- journed till the following day at eleven.— Abridyed from the Whig. [We learn from a private telegram that two of Mr, Verner’s leading supporters have been found tamper- ing with the witnesses ...

... Moses Ballick who signed Barbour. the petition against Mr. J. D. The Committee ad, uatil Weanesday.—4?. ridged from Northern Whig. The Fearful I oe SS) ef Tux Bradfird Reservoir was a mile in length. though very narrow in width, and was capable of 114,000 ...

... of the Northern despot there is anything more unjust than the Irish Grand Jury system. Our able contemporary, the Northers Whig, in a leader on this subject, given in yester- day's paper, says—“ If ‘taxation without repre- sentation is robbery,” the manner ...

... about five shillings. T gave Johnson the first time. » 1 qerely said, “00 many men at per on Monday.—Abridged from Northern Whig. committee then adjourned to eleven o'clock new, 5s 6d to BALLYNAHINCH. Maacu 17.—Oats, od do; Os Od to Os Ze 1d per ewt.; ...