... ' who, It supposed, tho of Bel* (saw has eren b*oa rnmonrod that haa boon traced by the dotootiroo far north Nowry.— NorUum Whig. Borst. HOKTICtJLTUBAI. SocinTT.—At tha meeting of (he Connell of this sedety, held Saturday the rooms, 28 Westland row, the ...

... neighbourhood of Belfast. 1t has even been rumoured that he has been traced by the detec- tives as far north as Newry.—Northern Whig. ...

... industrious. The wildest and most inconceivable reports are afloat, for which there is not the slightest foundation. —Northern Whig, ...

... those who, having voted for your candidates in 1859, recorded their votes in 1865 in favour of Mr. Pim. “The object of the Whig-Radical party, which was to sow dissensions in our ranks, has entirely failed, the deter- mination evinced by our friends of ...

... number those who, having voted for your i candidates in 1*59. recorded their votes in 18G5 favour Mr. Pirn. The object of the Whig-lladical parly, which was sow dissension in our ranks, has entirclv failed. The determination our friends every class ihe city ...

... policy that professed to seek the true interests of Catholic Ireland—independent of all party ties or party bias, either to Whigs or Tories, so long I acted heartily with it. If I am now very regretfully obliged to bring my connection with it to dose, it ...

... success that he was'induced to look to the stage as a profossion. THE ALLEGED FENIAN ARRLST1S I1 BELFAST.' (Fe-roe ?? fe'rthera Whig of hoeeidey.) Since lhursday iight last, so'far as we have been able to learn, no further arrests or- searches hare been made ...

... progreetire and enduring inati- , , oct oasdidotaa in lti9. recorded their rotas (a ISfiS loliona. {» r Ur Pim. otjaet the Whig-Badieal psuty, which «m oow la our rack*, entirely fall*3! th« deleralcaUoo arlooodby oar frlecfla I otety to too city to cof ...

... solemnity, were entrusted to Messrs. Gerty and Borke, Baggot-strcct. THE ALLEGED FENIAN AERE3T3 IN BELFAST. . f Prom the Northern Whig of Monday.) Since hnittl-y night last, eo far as have able to learn, no further arrest 1 ' or searches have been le in this ...

... evideoeed the Urge narnber of tboae who. having voted for yonr 1809, re* their O in 1865 in favonr of Mr. rim. The object the Whig Radioel parly, which diaaanaion In ranka, entirely fated. The defermioation evinced by oor frieode of arery in the oily retrieve ...

... policy that professed to seek the true interests of Catholic Ireland—independent of all party ties or party bias, either to Whigs or Tories, so long acted heartily with it. If I am now very regretfully obliged bring connection with it to a close, it is ...

... policy that professed to seek the true Interests of Catholle Ireland-independent of all party ties or party bia, either to Whigs or Tories, so long I aoetd heartily with it. It I am now very regret- fully obliged to bring my connexion with It to a close ...