... Braddon’s very high prices, and were sold for translation in Ger- many and France, &c.; and that the proprietor of the Belfast Whig (Mr. Finlay) had offered a sum of £50 to the petitioner to be allowed to publish the original story in his per; but that he ...

... which | Sie William G. Johnson, Dr. Pirrie, Mesers. James Hemilton, Charles Daffin, Robert Patterson, John by the of the Week!y Whig) in regard to which there isa strong and general dis- satis‘action.” 1 Workman, Robert Corry, Robert Boyd, aud Henderson. STATE ...

... Se wjeant Parny— Well, I suppose there will be some direction on the subject t to-morrow. Adjourned ti 11 to-morrow.— Abrit Whig. The | The proceedi ings were contin yesterday. _ com- f the /rish Times says: mittee who are sitting on Rea’s case don t ...

... language, they must if Mr, Bea persisted in to check him. resort to stringent measures ‘ttee thea adjourned till next day.— Whig. ...

... Govera- ment to be traversed, but with the House of Commons Conservative reaction which fostered will cease. The relative the Whigs have tions of political are now once more v as net amorg the ranks of honest Tories that the Chan cellor of the Exebequer’s ...

... letters contributed to the Daily News (signed “N.”).in vindication of the Commis- siners of National letter tothe Northern Whig on the 28th April by the writer in the Dai News—and the Explanatory Paper issued by the Com- missioners themselves in reply ...

... the rates o! f the borough, and aid by the Special Re- that the should be p: spondents, The commi ttee then rose finally.— Whig. ...

... with very questionable equity, that the ground rent should be doubled in amount. Our respected contemporary, the Northern Whig, which has ever been the able sppporter of the principle of tenang right, in his comments on the finale of the case, says—“ ...