... ACTIVITY OF THE STEPHENS WHIG. The Head Centre i» expected to reach town this evening from Cincinnati, where ei.joyei fialtering receplinn. Yesterday afternoa Colonel L J Kelly received telegram from Mi Stephens, as follows;—** Immense success in numbers ...

... Doolittle have for .ever washed their hands of the fanatical crew, and, the National Convention, stood shoulder to shoulder with Whig and Democrat who loved the Union more than the almighty dollar. had the honour of opening the proceedings of the National Union ...

... and Doolittle have for ever washed their bauds the fanatical crew, and, the National Convention, stood shoulder shoulder with Whig and Democrat who loved fie Union more than the ni’ghty dollar. Dix had tha honour opening the proceedings of the National Union ...

... suffered seriously, and precedent might have been established that would have been fraught wjlb the gravest consequences— Northern Whig. ' ■.** . » . The Belfaet Aw# hUler tat* that i* understood that the Board of Superintendence while accepting the resignation ...

... Anything more preposterous or more dangerous than a redrotiou of the Belfast police force could not be attempted. —Northern Whig. JiOrd Penryn will be Jbbe new Lord Lieutenant of The Indians declare that they will never submit the of the Union Pa.lfic ...

... who, rumour bae u, refused (he offer the Rolls.— Freeman. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE. Belfast Tuesday.— .Tbo Northern Whig. in lodine oilielo. a*,, ii nuder.taoaa it 10 couiempl.lioo lo in'il. Mi Gl.ditoao public banquet in Bclf—l. oiticle goti on ...