... community. Anything more preposterous or more dangerous than a reduction of the Belfast police force could not attempted. —Northern Whig. New Stkeet Roller, Belfast. —The Corporation have now at work on the streets of Belfast heavy metal roller, drawn by six horses ...

... promise remarkably well. Complaints to the difficulty of getting hands for securing the harvest are pretty genetaL—Northern Whig. Seizure or Arms.—The passengers who landed at Queenstown on Thursday from the Denmark were, as usual, searched, and a four ...

... Liberalism when out of office, will n.,t again be submitted to . ; and Mr. BRIGHT will learn in Ireland and from Ireland that Whig and Tory will be accounted alike by the Irish people if they do not reform the Land code and the Church monopoly, and that ...

... Argument in the Court of King’s Bench; together with a Speech in tha House of Commons, Arthur Browne, Esq ; Addreaa to tha Whig Club of Ireland; with Essay on Fiats, LaoaurdM’Nally, Esq.; tha Trial of John Magee in the Court of King’s Bench, day June ...

... nothing to excite alarm as to the general crop. THE LINEN, YARN, and FLAX TRADES. We take the following report from tho Northern Whig of this day Linens. —Trade has been steady and active the week. The houses are all busy, and some large quantities of goods ...

... elected for the borough of Portsmouth in the Whig or Liberal interest, and that borough he repre- sented continuously in the House of Commons up to the last on of Parliament. The deceased nobleman was a thorough Whig, and was always a supporter of the measures ...

... THE I EGULARITIES IN DOWN JATI. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, in writing from Downpatrick, says :— “It was recently announced that an investigation would be held in Down Jail to-day (Friday), at the instance of the Board of Superintendence, for ...

... Mr Thomas Bariog. Sir Francis, however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of thr Whigs, as financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peel. The Whigs bad done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could ...

... committee, and the secretary was directed to commnnicate with the Ballast Office. Constabulary Investigation. —We {Northern Whig) understand that, bjr direct! >u of the authorities of Dublin Castle, a public court of inquiry is to take place at Ballymena ...

... now severs the two parties that formerly divided the political world, he looks forward to a union between Conservatives and Whigs— using the latter term in its wider sense, as denoting rather a creed than a connection—which shall restore to Englaud a strong ...

... cases of this character people are only too prono—however wrongly—to think of one law far the rich and another for poor.”— Whig. FATAL ACCIDENT AT DONABATE—LOAS One of the most melancholy accidents which we have had for a long, tube to record took place ...

... elocutionist, and whose enterUiomenU have recently formed one of the chief attractions Dublin. The correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing We feel assured our Siigo friends -iUbeglsdof the me coTTespono recently opportunity to spend ao evening with him ...