... which will arrive during the hight, ought to be able to put down any disturbances, no matter how great. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Wednesday, Half-past Twelve. The riots were renewed this morning in the dis- turbed districts, and were unabated ...

... BERIOtfS SHOTS AT BELFAS*. Belfast hae been in a state of turmoil and disorder f£~ *he htat ten days. The Northern Whig ot Saturday says : — The present Belfast riots have their origin in the laying of the O'Connell memorial foundation stone in the city ...

... 6tonee, and was shot and left for dead. From the time of his admission tothe hospital he was totally insensible.— Northern Whig. DeSTBUCTTVE BaH-WAT ACCIDE_**T at Accbingtok.— Accrington railway station was, on Fhday night, the scene of an alarming accident ...

... crew, to await tbe result of the Coroner s investigation. The Last Hours or Prixcb Albert. — There has reached us [Northern Whig) from abroad a most inter. ™™Lf n Tl fro n * , etter which was by % member of the Queen's household shortly after the death ...

... Yorkshire. Representation of South Durham.— Mr. F B Beaumont, a relative of the Whig member for South' Northumberland, has issued his address as a candi- date tor South Durham, in the Whig interest. Mr. Farrar, tbe present Conservative member, will, how- ever ...

... building for some time, that the mob who loudly threatened them personally, might disperse. The Late Irish Viceroy.— The Northern Whig hue the following truthful remarks on the services of the Earl of Carlisle in Ireland : — A surrey of his career brings to ...

... he feels secure so far as his main army is con- cerned. Despatches from Augusta, Georgia, of the Bth mat. to the Richmond Whig, report the re-capture of Rome by the Confederates, with over 3.00J prisoners. A Federal force of infantry and artillery from ...

... Our loss is very small ; the enemy's unknown. The brave General Gregg died at the head of bis troops. (From the i'-chmond Whig, October 8.) All accounts concur in plaaing our lots at a very low figure, whilst that of the enemy was very severe. About ...

... everything being returned to s.ore, and her machinery taken to pieces. Wh.q Report on the Rksolts or the Regis- ?? Glebe (Whig ministerial organ) of last evening ?? returns of the registrations of parliamentary voters are viewed with satisfaction by ...

... io «ftffii.h a market at one ?? M,io* on tb. hustings ?? himself a. an Eng'l.bq_w»n ought ta dn. Wo matter whether he was a Whig or a Tory, hia conduct stamped bim aa an English man and I have to propose bi. health and .ucceaa to bint for th. future. A ...

... utterly swep »»ay, and the old corporators got back to their sants— not exactly a* corporators, but Con-ervatives ; for, aa the Whig ministers of the day depended much lor parliamentary support »n the influence ol the newly made Town Councils, in the Town ...

... befound tbe demise of Hudson Gurney, Esq., who previous to tbe Reform Bill representated Newport in tbe Isle of Wigbt, and was a Whig of the old scbool. Mr Gurney possessed talents relating to finance of the very first order, and in private life tbe esteem ...