... saccess they bave ction of 1a this their maiden effort. the ap- BELFAST—1HE LATE RIO whose id bas so et those The Northern Whig of this day ash the authorities of Belfast aware that effect to proclaimed district?—and expresses rest, and that it bas not ...

... the same duties as those of JAMES AYT 105, Pall-mail, Sept. 3, 1864. — THE LATE RIOTS IN BELFAST We learn from the Northern Whig that th number of persons wounded during the riots in addition to nine who were killed. During | teen days the tumults lasted ...

... | 3 ad the ment in disarming these men, who rets arms i0 their possession iv open vivlativn ificial, spon law. The Northern Whig tha 800 special to assist t power during the Jate rivts, 200 bave 1 batous when called on to return them to thorities. It is ...

... and linked together by the principle of inde tenancy policy, no matter what ministry holds the juestion, Government, be it Whig, be it Tory, my li they will obtain from England more right ly Irish, o if the than the bayonet of the Yankee, the « ow that ...

... inquiry mooted by the Belfast Magi iil, or io their posthumous upon tl has been followed up by our contempors Lord Northern Whig, who seeks to be iuvforme prin. it is that the majority, or at least a large ests of tion of the special constables, bave not ...

... shall now quote:— estion at At the last general election, in 1859, , and de- sell, then Lord John, was opposed ’ fisheries. Whig candidates for the city of London. tled by a pected he would run hard, and therefore iysiology was necessary to secure bie ...

... sets the match; we know that the fire ensue ally to more we cannot bope to know. Our disting ViNB'S contemporary, the Northern Whig, has meath pointed out the true part of Orangeism events of the month jast expired, as in all | ed and crimi events connected ...

... Rey. Doctor Daew, until the Special Comm ad its at all events; but it appears we were w the No ry of Our contemporary, beard Whig, some time ago—and not a c she is show of reason—deseribed the Belfast riots claim rather welcome for jouraalism « w, the work ...

... in ne in where there are factions, would li property be safe. Happily censure has fallen | | “ Belfast,” eays the Northern Whig,“ d fairly, the better in this controversy; but Belfa ¢ car very little whether Lord Donegall or the Mayo a head. Our position ...

... committed at which humanity sine ‘2’ | Take one single scene from the late riots as d of ti putation in the columns of the Northern Whig. The ated that ship-carpenters, numbering, I believe, four ing eleven or five bandred had about sixty of the into the sloh ...

... og from 79. 6d. to 10s, 3d. per stove of 14 wd by tons hand scutehed sold at from 9d. to 7s of that was bought up.—Northern Whig. bh their Porravows.—The firet market for flax bi would ‘ast rising town took place on Saturday, a Hoe it offered well. There ...

... was no attempt at cres turbances—the workineo showing their wii not interfering in any way with the actio ee was constituied Whig, PP. ENORMOUS ROBBERY OF PUSTED LE pinutes On Saturday inact intormatiun was give Subslospector of Constabulary in Mullinga ...