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... COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. f From the Northern Whig.) Belf.vst, Monday Morning.—On Saturday night, whilst the steamer Electric was on her from Liverpool to Belfast, she came into collision with a smack called the Teaser, belonging to Castleton ...
... THE BELFAST SPECIAL COMMISSION. Belfast, Monday, p.ni. The Ifortkem Whig hax just handed the following:—Mr Orme, R.ML, was under examination by Sergeant Armstrong *ll day. His examination was mainly upon the efficiency the pelice force, its ic* number ...
... the following articles during the armistice;— Horses, oxen, pigs, bacou, rye, and oats. THE BELFAST RIOTS. (From ike Northern Whig.J Eilfast, Monday. Yesterday evening the arrangement* of the police were similar in every respect to the arrangements on | ...
... ALLEGED RIOTS IN DERRY Saturday.— The Northern Whig its second e*Ution says, they have received this morning a letter from Derry contradicting the report disturbances having taken place there. The Prince Princess of Wale* Arkrokldie.—On Wedneeday, the ...
... aid which common sense gives in turn to two rival monopolists (for Whig and Tory are, at least, were better); it enabled the Tories to dispossess the Whigs even of the throne the Whigs had created. Those were all contests between few selected people—the ...
... preparing au early demonstration against I>ee, who they say waa never so well prepared to receive him as now. The Richmond Whig aays Grant has sent troops to co-operate with Sherman. The latest intelligence from Tennessee reports no , further fighting ...
... into the working the Board of Charity Commissioners, and, in supporting the same, denounced the Board groes Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. After discussion joined in, among others, by Mr Lowe, Mr Addbrlky, and Mr B- Osborne, the motion ...
... impruvemenra hate t>- i s. a-on. r.ni.ritally in and kHJsTi.a’.* VTHb. lOil.fcT irH . ! *'-'N . iIWBLLIN'I ht'XK**. Ac. »ic. whig new f. • the varion-* eol l■aslne.eM seeooo approved. V >nuptUfrv -F.I.MRANK FOUNDRY, K*AT R atrAou re-W. 5.7. A»> DOTHWELL«TKKI4T ...
... their old political connexions. They adore everything that calls itself by the name Whig. They delight Whig traditions. Whig clubs. Whig society; and to tear them from the Whig connexion would painful the process of tearing limpet from the ...
... stationary both in price and demand, and no particular change seems likely. • BELFAST TRADE REPORT— Feidst. (From the Northern Whig.) Yarns. -The transactions of this week have not been equal in extent thoee of the preceding, and the trade has nartSdpai d ...
... comprehending the Hotel, and the nth* r the House which is well soiled for private residence. Feu duty £ll7s 3d. Mr Robert Whig ham, Crown Hotel, will show the Premises; and for farther particulars, apply to Alexander M'Cotcheon. writer. Newton-newart ...
... Spanish Government mail service, and u a fine specimen of naval architecture. INQUIRY INTO THE LATE RIOTS. {From the Northern Whig.) Belfast. Wednesday. The Cum mission was resumed at 11 o’clock this morning. The first witness examined was the Right Rev ...