... fellow in the church ruminate over the inconrisfcancyof fickle woman, and doubtless hoping better luck next time.” —Northern Whig. THE CONDEMNED CRIMINAL PARKER The execution Parker for the Fiskerton murder will take place to-morrow. The wretched man appears ...

... that for the same cause many another seat will continue to be lost, until the leaden the party see that the maintenance of Whig rule depends noon the expression of the popular will at elections,” Mr Berkeley also alludes to the powerful allies which the ...

... this hot-bed of Radicalism would have put to’the blush the beat efforts in the way of enthusiasm',of the- most ultra of close Whig boroughs. His lordship was, as usual, instructive, airy, engaging. He had a nice opportunity for speaking in behalf of the ...

... centres of population, commerce and manufacture in the United Kingdom, was in the bands of a mob. According to the Northern Whig, respectable and influential organ, the town of Belfast has for the week ending Saturday last been the scene of continuous ...

... in cusu the riots aio not once dfaccn tinned. 12.30 a.D.- The town now very quiet. (From the Second Edition of the northern Whig). Belfast, Thursday. The overwhelming police and military foroe (own have had the effect of temporarily quelling the riots ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... exceed the original list of voters. The Whigs have served about ICO objections, and the Tories about the same number—Mr Wiodeatt (Freeman). Totnes, and Mr Prout, Bridgetown, being the obj“ctcrs on behalf of the Whigs ; and Mr. Harris, Totoes, and Stone, ...