... Northern Counties Uailway Station, and another at the quay ; but could obtain no particulars as to whether the rumours were true. Whig. CHARGE OF FENIANISM AGAINST ...

... brigade, named John M-Mullan, got severe wound on his foot by slate falling, which out through his boot to the bone. —Northern Whig. ...

... POLITICAL SITUATION It is becoming every day more evident that reconstruction of political parties is at hand. The constitutional Whigs have been deserted by their leaders. Earl Rnssell has thrown himself entirely into the hands of the Radicals, and has given ...

... Conservative be degenerated into 'Peelite, when that term indicated a desertion of one’s colours ; from i Peelite he became Whig, and now, when it | is evident to every one who chooses to con! aider the matter, that the two great parties who will in the ...

... was found lying among some heather. The prisoner was committed to stand his trial at the jiext Assizes for Couutv Antrim.— Whig. ...

... seed is not genunc Riga sowing flaxseed, and they recommend buyers to require certificates from the vendors of its origin.”— Whig. ...

... Excellency gays that the law must take its coarse. Preparations are being made for the execution, which is to toke place the inst. —Whig. ...

... u,,tsT Br, ; win ,? Company have i i- \\'i purchased extensive premises Belfast, formerly appointed several generations of Whig law Unpied Tucker’s starch works, and intend otneers, and may yet live to see the Couserva- on the site a new brewery. The ...

... to have taken place ; and some gentlemen are mentioned who commence life as Conservatives and afterwards went over to the Whigs, but who are now ready to commence a flirtation with their first love. The Adullam party, too, i« not to be despised in in ...

... great body of his fellow-countrymen. It could not that bill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there could not he much danger in hill brought in member of the House of Bedford, and supported the Cavendishes ...

... Presbytery, the Rev. Andrew M'Caldin, of Richhill, was unanimously nominated tor the Moderatorafaip of the of Armagh and Monaghan.— Whig. T»;k Kmpkzzl k k ok £d,3. 0 Liverpool.— Monday, at the Liverpool Police Court, James Clark, late salesman to Messrs. Jones ...

... the Oaths Bill, Lord Derby meant to say, we must allow the measure to pass, otherwise the greater struggle approaching the Whig votes we hope to gain will be withheld from us. will not give such handle of accusation to the member for Birmingham, but content ...