... tho Bishopries are also reduced and portion of tho property conveyed to the communes. FENIAN ARRESTS IN BELFAST. (From the Whig.) Belfast, Moxdav.— Yesterday labouring man named John Crosby, in the employment of the County Railway Co., was arrested at ...

... apron full of bullets, and the five that were found, which appeared to have been recently cast, accidently fell out —Northern Whig. Skizube op Arms in Belfast.—On Thursday 12 long rifles, 13 bayonets and small pocket pistol were found by the constabulary ...

... defunct in Ireland. Under this delusion that journal writes now as it might have done when Oeonre the Third was King, and the Whigs had not yet got into place. The elevation of Roman Catholic gentlemen to the magisterial bench is assault on the old outworks ...

... clergy- man altogether independent of his flock, At one time the proposal has come from the Tory camp, at another from the Whigs, at another from the ranks of the Catholics themselves. This time the controversy has been provoked by a letter from Mr. pz ...

... proprietor of • respectable Belfast newspaper, the Northern Whig. It was dated August 28, 1865. The Attorney. General then read the letter, which ridiculed the idea of the editor of the Northern Whig calling on the Government to put down the Feniana, and it ...

... despot to present this contrast in his favour. The Mail will very likely understand the following extract from the Northern Whig Now that the Fenians hare stirrred up such commotion as to compel the government to put the capital under a mitigated species ...

... Sunday night The crews of the steamers state that they not recollect such a furious storm that of Saturday night— Northtrn Whig. ...

... Tories in times of elections. You know what hap- pened when Whig candidate came forward for i any borough or any county. man from these Liberal papers went down to tho election and i opposed tho Whig candidate and fought hi ml i for the Tory candidate. That ...

... On examination, was found not l»c the desired priz-.-, and was, therefore, after a few questions, allowed pass on.--yorthtm Whig, ...

... gaol. Mr. Disraeli, leader of the Tories, has already made the usual party preparations for vigorous campaign against the Whigs in the emming session. The absurd report set afloat, without any foundation, by a local morning paper that two Fenian convicts” ...

... ship will sail with a fair wind into the haven Or, Oulkn has designed for it The last thing to be expected was that the Scotch Whig constituencies would insist on having voice in the aSair. Very docile, placid, practical people, these Scotchmen were supposed ...

... geneial”clectlon. *hat l ®/ speak then » Why on the side that Government ”hifh declined to attend to their raeraoriaU. The Whig- Radicals smote them on the one cheek, and, with tme SMw TwSk neral election, and the men who hadin vain the concessions to ...