... THE PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE. Belfast, T vuxsdat. —The OUerttr says the announcement which appeared in the Nnrlktm Whig on Tuesday is, believe, quite premature. ...

... tusestig•te certain nharges brought against Mr G. 11. W. Dobbro, Sub-limpet:star of Conrabolary, by Mr C Ly lo.peoWr.—Sorlitera Whig. ...

... and during the eeering •ill be prepared to show? their departments well-eseorted selection of Plain and Fancy Goods, Which Whig bought on the Best POSSIBLE TERMS, they are pregtemed Is to the Public Liman Cash Priem. Sertember ...

... and oot, Ifneecsaary, ample fun ...

... ms for Ladies and Families are complete with all modern improvements. Thitors to Dublin will end the College most central, Whig within • few minutes walk of th Kingstown Railway Terminus, Westland row, and within Ire walk of all the Banks, Theatres, Commer ...

... reafly don’t know what he aaaoaa. 1 One thing quite certain that like can— a produce like reanlta everywhere, west and east. The Whig old hoik i* nettling to sink— tkt rmit from B —« H ~mek who fattened udou its rottenneaa, are going over to the Tory oraay ...

... honour and spirit and of position, the indelicate, we may say the and _ . . . - partiality which directed tis administration of Whig in Ireland had something in '$ 0' . . . . . . . the sting of cos - ert insult. It placed the wbois Roman Catholic body ins ...

... will a to, tuiglit Laudon, after go to Cholera broke° out at ?we're°, among the troops recently arrived there from ?ache. WHIGS AND CONSERVATiVNS-THEIR POLICY—THE MEMBER FOR lUUGRAL-MONEY AND MEASUHES. UNDER MUCH KING BEZONIANS P .s the Hon Member for ...

... Ireland, or of her railway cowipauies, at heart, the late Pnstosaater•General, Lord Staeley of Aklerly, a chip of the oli! Whig block ; but u the present Government hove atioonned their lutention to relieve the struggling railway a.m• ponies of Ireland ...

... the Whigs from of Ile went into Parliament ea en independeut member, prepared to support only the party that would introduce remedial measures for Ireland, and the honorable gentleman entered into a detail of his reasons why he thought the Whigs not the ...

... Fir►t Claw Iron Steam HOLTIOOD. LIM 'SICK, ALISoIDa a , Rosa, As under, subject to he conditions specified in tilos Bills of Whig, Receipts tad Passeuger 'tickets, dc.i and the Company hereby give Notice that they will only receive Goods said l'asservers ...

... the lose jig. Pattern* ars held on mos. stmt• or the place or meeting, u u Ireland. Mr eh., homer'. reprearsted Tipperary a Whig or Librrdl, no• annul forward u Tory. • (h the determination about by Lord Dotty to act ea prim:l44 , nut to hot end to the ...