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... during the recent riots. He was shot in the thigh —the ballet through. An inquest will be held on the body thig day.—Northern Whig. ...
... HE LATE RIOTS IN BELFAST—THE STRIKE OF THE SHIP CARPENTERS. (from yesterday's Whig. On Thursday morning, about nine o’clock, the ship car- penters of the Protestant persuasion employed at the Queen’s Island struck work. The men had an interview with Mr ...
... show that the writer of “ Robinson Crusoe” was the hired spy and the venal doer of all sorts of literary dirty work for the Whig Government of George I1.— Guardian. ...
... pomp Beth booms, Be , ao4 Other 10y hitches parrots There are 27 Acres lo the Dev kw the sort pert stesdow, toeledisg two for Whigs. • leas to be gives. apply to T. 8. and I. Corrawas, ...
... conduct as they have, in this instance, been guilty of—conduct, we regret to say, too much in accordance with traditionary Whig policythey encourage the worst kind of political profligacy, and loosen all the ties of party honour and allegiance. i\s we ...
... HE ANGE ANNIVERSARY IN THE NORTH (From the Northern Whig.) Orange anniversary has passed over here, in comparison with previous years, rather quiet. Crowds of people were in what is known as the disturbed districts, and some few slight skirmishes took ...
... current that an arrangement hed been come to with Mr. Butt, and that the hon. gentleman is about to retire in favour of the Whig Solicitor-General. Whetber the rumour is correct or not we are unable to say, but there is little doubt that Mr. Lawson’s visit ...
... _ BELFAST Riots. From Lhird of Northern Whig.) Brivast, Saturpay, 2 p. M.—The Commission sat to- day at 12 Mr. Barry, Q.C., opened the Commis- sion and read the warrant. He stated that t he enquiry would apply only to the reason why the riots were not ...
... current that an arrangement hed been come to with Mr, Butt, and that the hon. gentleman is about to retire in favour of the Whig Solicitor-General. Whether the rumour is correct or not we are unable to say, but there is little doubt that Mr. Lawson’s visit ...
... IRELAND, _ TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD, Srr,— What a wonderful pieee of optical mechanism is posed to watch over our the Whig official eye, and especially that ey e which is sup. foreign affairs at t he present time, How marveliously can it adapt itself ...
... of the Tablet, Taz Frax Cror.—The Belfast Northern Whig con- tinues to the most favourable reports of the flax crop. An excellent specimen, grown on the farm of Mr. Matthews, Bangor, was left at the Whig office on Tuesday. It measured 294 inches in length ...
... attained for £6O any perm who competed with , bum for the prim to run a Chase. carrying 13 over lour miles of steeple nod.' Whig greater proof of sad anporior slaps and action? M fe i e s t hen brother to %Wore sod Daballow Lan, tbs best &MO Horse Is Englazd ...