... Wc entirely incur with our cotemporary, the Northern Whig, which tay.,, on this h> a 1 The authority of the local magistrate! must superseded by authority that will i.peteivt and fearless, and that can, with confidence, be relied on when the emergency ...

... NATAL ASSAULT UPON A SOLICITOR. A correspondent of the Northern Whig supplies the following particulars of a outrageous cots- N itta on a well-known solicitor in OMAGH, SATURDAY Nuastr.—The inhabitants of this town were thrown into a state of great excitement ...

... Justice Monahan will be the presiding judges. This is not the fact. Tbe judges will be Baron Deasy and Judge Christian —Northern Whig. ...

... not care about Conservatism. did not thiuk the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he was happy to say he never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might be, for he was of opinion that a Whig was a cieature completely out of the pale of ...

... general election, the most important issues depend. We know that the agents of the Whig partj are maldng the greatest efforts secure some of the Irish constituencies. Whig majority at the next general election means more than the exclusion of the from power ...

... Castle Whig. The voice of the Church found him—very hard of hearing ! Synodical authority even on question of faith and morals,’’ found him engaged ! Yes; every day’s experience is showing the Catholic Bishops what manner of men these amiable Whig Cawtholics ...

... THE LATE RIOTS BELFAST. We learn from the Northern Whig that the actual number of persons wounded during the riots was 175, in addition nine who were killed. During the fourteen days the tumults lasted there was force of 4,000 men, constabulary and military ...

... wounding. The remainder are charged with riot and with having arms in their possession in a proclaimed district.— Northern Whig. Death of Dr. Wallace, Boyle.—lt is with regret we announce the death of our much-iespected townsman, Dr. Wallace. The disease ...

... one of the Honorary Secretaries is a Catholic priest ; this man is a Whig, his neighbour may be a Tory ; here is Nationalist, there a placeman —but all, Catholics and Protestants, Whigs, Tories, Nationalists, and placemen are held together by the common ...

... 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 ...

... not care about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he was happy to say he never was a Whig, and h* prayed God he never might be. for he was opinion that Whig was a cieature completely out of the pale of all ...

... one or two places we hear of any signs of blight The flax brought to market continues to of most excellent quality. —Northern Whig. ...