... RIOTING AT BELFAST. {Froa the, Special edition of the Northern Whig.1 Belfast, Friday Morning. The rioting which has been going on every night during the week culminated to an alarming pitch tbis morning, and several hand-to-hand fights oc- curred between ...

... Maiquisof Clniad hss' just at the time wehen the Government felt themselves in a critical position. Lord Portman, shln heart Whig, who promises to live want' years, ra the Lord-Lieutenancy of Somersdsetire, andth of Cork, son-in-laiv Of the Marquis of ...

... GREAT RIOTING IN BELFAST. THE R1OTINo ON wFDNEDAY. ficom the Northern Whig of Tbuuda~y. For the honour of our town, and of its name and place among the cities of the world, we implore our fellow.countrymen in the restof Ireland, in England, and in Scotland ...

... Castle, returned, and states that the zeported loss of this vessel is i n correct, T1114, IOTS IN BELFAST. (L'roun the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Monday, Yesterday evening the arrangements of the police were similar in every respect to the arrangement oDL Saturday ...

... for whtra Fdinburgh was at that time celebrated, Ile was still more highly esteemed for his sterling qnalitieB as a stout Whig, when Whiggism was everywhere at a discount (though nowhere so much as in his native city of Edinburgh), and for his great ...

... every confidence in supposing that the riots are at an end. ALLEGED RIOTS IN LONDONDERRY, Belfast, Saturday. The Fortheriz Whig, in its second edition of to- day, ?? have received this morning a letter from 'Derry, contradicting the report of disturbances ...

... women, and boys carrying large bludgeons, pitchforks. and hatchets. Belfast, Monday Night. A special edition of the Forthen Whig says:- The riots this day were totally unparalleled'i the dreadful excesses to which they reached. The whole town was almost ...

... lawyers, Sir Poundell Palmer is in bimself a host. Blt the influences wvhich defeatod 1Ir. Coleridge at Exeter and coast the Whigs a seat deserve a little attention, for they are becoming Tery disagreeably prominent at all elections, and bid fair, if the ...

... AFTERNOON EDITION. USURALD OvPPIr, FRIDAY, 2.50 P. Di. GIVEAT RIOTING 1N BELFAST. THE RIOTING ON WEDNESDAY. (From the Northomrn Whig of Thursday.) For the honour of our town, and of its name and place among the cities of the world, we implore our fellow-countrymen ...

... appear. Perhaps- the Mormons here may classify themselves on the principle of the old Mississippi militia, which the Vtc bwu-rg Whig, before the outbreak of the war, de- clared to consist of 10 brigadier-generals, 60 colonels, G00 captains, 10,000 sergeants ...

... save the 0s for need. This; perhap8,' will in th e end. be arn advantage both to them-' selves and to the co rlty.-.Belfexs Whig.' DISASTER AT SEA.-The Matta TneMs has lhe following:- The steamer Olympus, MacArthur commander, arrived at Malta on the norning ...

... GREAT RIOTING IN BELFASr. THE RIOTING ON TUESDAY. Mfo0 FIcteD ON, MfD SEVERAL PERSONS HILL-ED AND WOUNDED. (From the Forthern Whig of Wednesday.) On Tuesday morning at four o'clock the disgrace. ful proceedings which have been carried on for the last eight ...