... distress consequent upon the visitation of the cholera amounted nearly £7,000, as the result a week's subscription. The Northern Whig says :—“ Wo are glad to be able state that the cholera is not progressing any great extent Belfast, and that further decided ...

... to?the grand result. Small matters may be suffered to pass by unheeded. We know that the commencement of the year saw’ the Whigs in alliance with the Radicals in power, and in possession of a majority of about seventy in the House of Commons—a majority ...

... in Copperas Hill, where a solemn high mass was i chanted in honour of the annualfete of the Emperor of the French. The old Whig Gloie, it is said, is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr. Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exteer and JPIyioi ...

... person named Jones spent the money. I have not seen him since. John Adcock was paid three times by the Tones and once by the Whigs. -(Uughter.) The man would rather vote for the devil than the Tories. -(Laughter.) He got altogether £75. (Laughter.) He voted ...