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... RIOTS AT BELFAST. Belfast has recently been in a state of turmoil and disorder. The yorlhem Whig says The present note hare their origin in the laying of the O’Connell memorial fonodation stone in Dnblin. The returning Roman Catholics who had attended ...
... to mate off the extra male population, according to the last census. —California Paper. The Irish Vicb-Kovaltt.—The Northern Whig sugfesls that if- Prince Allred cannot be spared to assume the ice Royalty of I rebind, the office should conferred on some ...
... retained in almost ell stemma, lest the Orangemen of Dublin might seek to senirmtmenta of teen confreres in Belfast. The Northers Whig of geterday, in its second edition, it had remind a telegram from Derry contradicting the wpm of hiving taken pleas than Belfast ...
... the moth- ■ thut has not been surpassed hy any other par- Majesty’s dominions. Sir J«»bn C' lhwurne returned h«*i. . and the Whig Government once cr ate ...
... the event of the populace stiikeeping the streets, the military shall be called out to disperse them by force. The Northern Whig, of Saturday, says :— The note in Belfast continue with unabated fury—unequalled by anything we have ever seen in this town ...
... closed six o'clock yesterday evening, and will continue so daring to-day and up to ten o'olock to-morrow morning. The Nortliern Whig, its seoond edition, says they have received telegram from Derry contradicting the report of disturbances having taken place ...
... rate ef discount 6 per cent. The London mail 4th instant arrived* here on l the 25th inst. THE BELFAST BIOTS. The Northern Whig its second edition says they have received this merning telegram from Derry contradicting the report of disturbances having ...
... regarded, they tell their own tale of the misgovernment of Ir land. Nor do they only read another lesson of the blunders of Whig rule, but they furnish a remarkable example of the present inefficiency and incapacity or' the Liberal administration of Ireland ...
... war in Ireland is in feeling, if not in fact, no longer confined to one locality. THE SCENE IN TUB HOSPITAL. The 11 Northern Whig gives the following de* scription of the resultsof the rioting, witnessed in the hospitals The scenes witnessed in the Belfast ...
... sitting on the Conservative benches by the side of Mr Newdegate, then rising to pour Out all the vial of his wrath against the Whig Ministers, and the next moment going into the lobby with the very men he had abused. Last week Mr Roebuck took his annual dinter ...
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... public places, warning all persons against assembling in the public streets. The General Hospital is now all bat Ilh:(thNovfla‘ Whig says scenes there would appal the hardest heart), 40 patients having to be taken in from the severs nature of their injuries ...