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... some irregularities which it is alleged have been going on in this gaol, contrary to the rules of the prison. The Northern Whig has given some account of these irregularities, which,pending the investigation, we forbear from publishing, in justice to ...
... ii^^te Uoustoii—S ll. presentment lor i non was then declared canied. Thirlas th'e pGneipal business before the Sessions,- Whig. - The lath Da. of a very influciitiul character, headed Grace ihe Arc ibishou of Dublin, wailed Lord Lieutenant la.t week ...
... additional powers v ill be conferred on the authorities within the borough when the new Petty Sessions district is declared.— Whig. Insolvents Petitions be Heard. —At Downpatrick, Saturday, the 29th of December, George Martin, of Tallynasoe, near Bally ward ...
... P. In the neighbourhood of the town numerous fires were also be seen, and great numbers of private houses were illuminated. Whig. On Tuesday evening (says the News-Letter) the te- I nantrv on Kilwarlin Estate were invited to enjoy ' the hospitality of ...
... 000 shares of £lO each, but only 0,000 shares will be issued at first.” , 7 Reposal Call.—We understand (says the .Vorthern Whig) that the Rev. J. M’Neill of Broughsliane, has refused the call lately presented the Congregation. . . . Sermon in Newtownards ...
... rich floral illumination. These are, without doubt, two of the handsomest volumes Messrs. Ward & Co. have as jet produced.— Whig. ...
... as the Londonderry tamfly never interfere with voter but leave him to the dictaxes ot his own conscience.—Cor.()/■ Northern Whig. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE LORDS—I'BIDAt, Mat 11 Thel* lordships met at five o'clock. IRISH LAND TRNt’RE. The Marquis of ...
... brought in « democratic Reform Bill in the hope of destroying Ins political opponents? He called upon the scions ot the old Whig constitutional families to recollect their hereditary principles, and to consider the principles their party and the safety ...
... ; 4, J. M‘Clure, Ballvrickard. Best firkin of butter—l, H. J. Claney;2, R. Finlay, Ballysallagli; 3, D. Stewart. Cottown.— Whig. SUMM A R Peach on the Continent now looked upon as certain, and the Italian Government are about to disband 120,000 troops ...
... missionary will arise in our midst, and take the lead in getting a society for improving the dwellings of the poor.—JVort/tern Whig. The Reform Rill.— The Sunday Gazette believes the Reform Bill will not be moved for a first reading until either dose upon ...
... practice is clearly ceedings then terminated, and the gentlemen leu gtated j u( Re Longfield in his evidence before Mr. bench.— Whig. w , Maguire’s committee. In answer to a question as to A Child Burnt to Death in BeLFAST.—On - whether or a feeling had arisen ...
... favor to have it carried. Ttie actual majority was £96.810 , the majority requisite. from the Belfast News-Letter and Northern Whig. Belfast and Northern Counties Rmlwat pant.— On Monday, a special general meeting ot the shareholders of the Belfast and Northern ...