... during tho year 1865 was 538,530 tons, or nearly 40,000 tons more than the previous year. These figures, says the Northern Whig, show in a satisfactory and remarkable manner the rapid increase of Belfast as a great commercial centre, and its progress ...

... of liberal education, who exercised great influence over the district, where he was so well known and so much respected. A Whig in politics, he always took a lively interest in national affairs. He was emphatically the poor man's friend, and for many ...

... late Prince Consort. The mover of the address in the Lords, the Marquess of Normanby, the son and successor of the well-known Whig Peer, is considerably the senior of the seconder 6f the address. was born in 1819, and sat in the House Col?,, mens for several ...

... Some of the men who have figured as Fenian leaders were in custody or out on bail when the Tories were in power, but the Whigs came in and let them loom to conspire and propagate treason ;the inference being that if Lord Derby and his friends had not ...

... Dante’s Divina Comedia,’’ the first instalments of which appeared many years ago, when was Crown Prince. An old official Peer, of Whig connections and antecedents, but who for some time had ceased to be a Ministerialist, Lord Montcagle, died Wednesday, at his ...

... Russell has succeeded. But must strike any one who knows what our political history has been during the last fifty years that the Whig party, thoroughly worn out, is rapidly disappearing. Not but that it is perfectly right to elect subalterns from among the ...

... second Reform Btrliftmeat met, in 1835, Sutton had fallen under pioiou of “guilty knowledge’’ the alleged iutrigaee which the Whig Government was dismissed during the recess and the Duke of Wellington and Sir R. Fed sent for; the Liberals resolved to give ...

... any declaration from him. that such a demonstration could be without its effect would be to mis- tion of our No statesman, Whig or Tory, could afford to an made em. expression ‘it will not be by a fraak recogni. itical career been of the just influence ...

... by the Raw. Alen. Whyte, Al.. Moth, Is. THE °ELIO ATION'S OF WORLD TO THE BIBLE, • sorb. of Lectures to Tens. Mos. by Outlaw Whig, D.D., Now York, limo., Moth, sew, or le Ild. DISCOURSES ON OF THE MOST DIFFICULT TEXTS OF SCRIPTURE, by the Rs.. jor. Copes ...

... remark to observe that the really serious danger to the Church warn to he erred not so maoh in the desertion of the biehops the Whigs ea is the desertion of their wigs by the li-hop. Within thirty • wig-wearing prelate liscomes • rarity. A similar though tree ...

... lengthened debate the House adjourned till the following day, the resolutions not having bees put to the vote. The Northern Whig Says :-This is one of the most important meetings ever held by the Irish General Assembly. The question under discussion is ...

... polio., were fined in 4.. a. each, or JO days' imprison?neut. Rocti 11CD VAGABOYD. ?Margaret Cowan or Miller was charged with Whig a eagle and vagaboodi is to biz as, haring been previously soviet/NI of lisett, the was found on Friday in wawa/ion of a pilot ...