... nssistnnls, or ** hodmen’ ' v ere yesterday on strike in Belfast tor advanced wanes. They demand advance of from to lbs week. Whig, Died, on the 29th April, at Bnllyhatse, of suffusion on the brain, the Her. Thomas Brady, the esteemed and beloved P.P. of ...

... assuming peculiar and somewhat unprecedented aspect. e have had coalitions before now. We have witnessed combinations between Whigs. Peebles, and Radicals ; but it would be a novelty for thorough conservatives to find themselves the same camp with professed ...

... of called a Conservative borough • r ...

... to £6 would add about 2,500 more—so that if the Irish Reform Bill passes, the constituency of Belfast will close upon 8,000. Whig. NEWRY UNION.— Satcbday At the meeting of the Hoard, on Saturday, the chair was occupied J- Kuxton, Esq., J.P. There were also ...

... hostilities between Austria and Prussia. OUTBREAK THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. Belfast, Monday. 10 o’clock.— The Northern Whig has just published the following m special edition;— With the greatest concern hare rend tha announcement of the outbreak of ...

... the pepper of untruth, | more for the purpose of aiding the sale ol their bolder dash, than doing good to the country. The Whig on the reception of tho telegram former days and of their consequent monetary which republished in our last issue, depanics ...