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... emanates only from a secliou of the Bar of Ireland. oaten, 2s to 2s 6d per do; wheaten, 2s to 2s 3d per do ; turnips, Northern Whig. Swede, Is per do; Aberdeen, 9dperdo; eggs,hen, Is per dozen; Elopement Extraordinary—A very painful occurpork, 40s to 44s ...
... expected from the gentlemen who form the directory, and that the works will be in full operation in November next. —Northern Whig. Large Income.-Mf. A. T. Stewart, the leading drv-oods dealer of the United Slates, has returned his income as 4,071,256 dels ...
... bequests t0 e mission to the Jews connection'with ’the r Kd,n C r £M, be them for comfortable clothing. __Ti.e Northern Whig, of Special r .°“ rapidity and correctness Thursday, «» Dublin banquet w.th which ' ' _oQnr special telegraphic rewas telegraphed ...
... body of his fellow-countrymen. It could not be that a bill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there could not be much danger in a bill brought in a member of the house of Bedford, and supported the Cavendishes ...
... STATE of the crops in county down, The Northern Whig gives the following particulars j the state of the crops in this county, supplied correspondents in the several localities named:— From Oreyabbey;—“The Has crop is all pulled, and good deal on the grass ...
... obtained for me this expression of their good opinion. i 0 be, gentlemen, Faithfully yours, „ I , V JAMES J- M. KENNEY. Northern Whig Office, Belfast, April 26, 1866. LIST or SUBSCBIBEBS. Colonel Forde, M.P., Seaforde ® ° Darid Stewart Ker, M.P., Montalto ...
... of the house of the popuiat^.r^^rerTn ...
... labour, EMBEZZLEMENT. , Samuel a goilty to the chars, of Belfast. fo cricloa. years of age, ami case of imlecent assault.— Whig. in this difficulty, by which those who might Imre been corM cilia;ed S” alieaa.cd, and those who '.-e been led were not content ...
... and Great Britain, sons gave in their adherence to the cause of temper- expresses regret that Congress should think adm—Whig. m—Whig. less than ten States, on the ground ot their past re- Pubi.ic Meeting Carbickferous.— A public lOUS con ,l uc t, and he ...
... to have been written Mr. Bulb., or Fay, wliolesale grocers and wine merchants. He The Jciat a\.Nnitersabies. —We {Northern Whig) are informed that it is not intended to apply for any additional police military for Beifast duiin„ the Julv anniversaries ...
... poteen.” Mr. was arrested, and lodged in the Police Office, and the still and worm were taken possession of by the police.— Whig. Compensation for Compitlsort Slaughter of Cattle affected with the Rinderpest.— The Coleraine Board Guardians have adopted ...
... imprisoned one month, and kept hard labour. The remaining cases were | principally summonses for the recovery of small debts. Whig. j -i* Extensive Fire in Belfast.— Saturday night coutiagralion »ory desli uctive occurred in the extensive cotton mill of ...