... the authenticity of a catalogue of new peers which includes the Speaker's Dame. otherwise the whole story is credible enough. Whig Governments have never been insensible to the expediency of infusing new blood into tbe House of Lords, aud tbere is obviously ...

... THE RIOIS IN BKLFAST. (By EUctric Telegraph.) [From the Second Edition of la* Northern Whig.] Belfast, Wednesday. — The riots were renewed this morning in the disturbed districts. Similar scenes to those we have daily described have occurred, but with ...

... that ; Conservative reaction of which the proofs were so frequent and so plain. They said that for nearly ; thirty years the Whigs had maintained their ascen- dancy by coalitions. From 1835 to 1841 they held office by virtue of a coalition with Mr. O'Connell ...

... to be provided with everything necessary for the total destruction of the railroad. The Prospects of the War. — The Richmond Whig says : — The war is not to end in a thunder clap. There will be no Yorktown and no New Orleans, but a gradual drizzling and ...

... Reform Act of 1832 was a partisan measure, de signed to save Whig while it ex- tinguished Tory boi •oughe, they talk of Tavistock Arundel, Calne, aud a few more. These and other boroughs, Whig and T«ry, happened to lie beyond the line of disfrancb ieement ...

... occurred in Lisburn tbis evening, and several houses have been wrecked, but the news has not yet been confirmed. Tbe Northern Whig, in an edition published at noon on Thursday, says : — The overwhelming police and military force in town have had the effect ...

... the reform of the corpor*tion?, and other great measures of that time. He denounced savagely the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, but be was glad to muke with tbem the Lichfield House compact, which, without introducing him to office, secured to him the ...

... to Wakefield for three mouths. THE BELFAST RIOTS. Belfast, Thursday, 12.30 p.m. — (From the second edition of the Northern Whig.) — The overwhelming police and military forces in town have had the effect of temporarily quelling the rioters. Except a lew ...

... The service was con- c ducted in a very impressive manner by the Rev. H. ' Quick. _ I THE RIOIS IN BELFAST. c The Northern Whig ot Tuesday says: — The awfal * scenes of riot and disorder which have disgraced this c great town for tbe past week, were brought ...

... allow any amount of provocation to induce hem to retaliate. There were only two arrests made on Sunday night. The Northern Whig of Monday states that at three o'clock a.m. firing was going on briskly. The Times , correspondent says : — Now that the ...

... similar degree the mystery of increasing tbe ratio between products and forces. — Times. The Bet-fist Riots. — The Northern Whig oi Thurs- day says : — We are glad to ha able to report a con- tinuance of peaee. There -wet* no disturbances yes- terday ...

... policeman weut to bim, the dog flew out, but defendant was ultimately ejected.] THE BELFAST RIOTS. MORE DEATHS. The Northern Whig oi Saturday sayst — Although the riots have ceased, we shall in all probability, for many days to come, have to record the ...