... movements which appear to indicate that her Majesty's Ministers meditate a coup dt main. Whig candidates are slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies where a Whig baa not dared to show bis face for many years before, and where success could only be ...

... for the supply given by the pumping the south side, there would in Belfast a water famine even worse than last year.—Nortkmn Whig. A Munich*letter states that Richard Wagner, the known composer, is present seriously iIL ...

... that they are charged with being concerned in the late riots, and will be brought up this day at the police-court—Northern Whig. Increase of Fever in Downpatricb.—The number of cases at the County Fever Hospital is larger than it has been for a long time—some ...

... The green crops have improved amazingly during the recent rains, and potatoes were pro- bably never better since the famine Whig. ...

... favourable weather for harvesting. The communications of our correspondent* are very much alike in tone and substance.—Northern Whig. The beautiful weather of the past week has been extremely favourable for the progress of harvest operations, which are now ...

... very fine flax was sold for 85s per cwt. This was the produce of one barrel of Riga seed, and was grown on one acre.—Northern Whig. Killala Union.—lt may prove interesting to the growers of flax in this part of the country to know that Henry Knox, Esq., ...

... to-day, and soon certain flags should cease to flutter in an Irish breeze, certain tyrants should bite the dust, and certain Whigs, with their abettors and supporters, fly to the mountain to avoid the avenging power of an outraged people. But, sir, there ...

... top of the house, a distance of some twenty-five feet. Medical aid was sent for, but life was found to be extinct—Northern Whig. Brigands Falling Out. —There is a new feature in brigand life. The thieves begin to fall out among them selves, and to surrender ...

... a comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who guarantee to be safe to any amount.—Northern Daily Whig (Belfast, September 24, 1864). ...

... only account for it in one way. The Whig wedders—which, unfortunately, have not been very productive, for there have been no statesmen come them—have been mixed with the political Cotswolds, the Peelites, but the Whig mutton has not improved; and for the ...

... comparatively small outlay should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who we guarantee to be safe to any amount. '—Northern Daily Whig (Belfast, September 94,1664). ...

... tenants, on pain of his displeasure, not to lend their houses any more for the religious meetings of Dissenters.'*—Northern Whig. Last week the Right Hon. Judge Fitzgerald visited his tenantry at Ahalin and Ballybrown, in this county, in company with Lord ...