... DISCOVERY ARMS BELFAST AND DUBLIN. The Northern Whig Friday says— From information received by the authorities, Constables Fury and Thompson, with Acting Constable Adams, proceeded, on Thursday, the house John Johnson, beer-retailer, 23 Derby Street ...

... not but bring our criminal procedure into disrepute; 4nd jt is to be regretted thitt.the.''pancity of Went amongst . . the Whig 'Par,should have : caused so-inefficient a judge as Mr. Justicelcetitig, through whose incompetence these mistakes have arisen ...

... swords, princi alry regimental sw: =A two bayonets, a: sword. The arms at once sent | Castle.” Tue Consriracy.—The Belfast Whig says—*‘There is little or no Fenianism Belfast, Newtownards, or the north of [rel pa hy fed] them, even host, should make Eo ...

... matter became known, but the police, who had been most active in the matter, quietly slipped away with their treasure. —Northern Whig. The same morning the police, acting on information received, proceeded to Mr O’Here’s foundary at Ravensdale, when they institute ...

... certain towns additional members, and to lower the franchise materially the cry from the thick-and-thin Tories, from the old Whigs and from the politicians who don't know their own minds, would that the scheme meant revolution. Well, no such comprehensive ...

... members of England; that the reason why we held our own was that there was ! unity of the two parties in belief, and that the Whig voted against the Tory, and not the Scotchman against the Englishman. I think the same principle ought to actuate us now. The ...

... the first Minister of the Crown. The present Bill had to contend with the unfriendliness or hostility of many who were old Whigs, and many who, though before expressing an opinion, wouldlike to see the measure and would not like to be committed, would ...

... House as well, his re-election will not be opposed. Mr Denison is of a good Whig stock, and due time there will doubtless in him be added another to the constellation of Whig Peers. Meanwhile, according to present appearances, his office, as President ...

... a right of entry into a Liberal Cabinet may be obtained. A man may be born to Cabinet rank, is a scion of one of the great Whig families; he may acquire that rank by marriage, selecting a wife from anion the same au gust obligarchy ; he may force his ...

... of the old Whigs in relation to au extension of the fravehise. It is nuquestiousble that such a eeling in the quarter indicated by the Baker—and no where has it been shown more draidedly than on the part of many of the Edinburgh Old Whigs—but we are ...

... England, and that the reason why we held our own was that there was a unity of the two parties in Parliament; and that the Whig acted against the Tory, and not the Scotchman against the Englishman. (Applause.) He (Admiral Erskine) thought that they should ...

... members of England; that the reason why held our own was that there was a unity of the two parlies in belief, and that the Whig voted against the Tory, aud not the Scotchman against the Englishman. think the same principle ought actuate now. The members ...