... prisoner his own recognizance to appear when called on. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF AMMUNITION ARMS, Ac., BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig of Wednesday.) On Tuesday morning, between three and four o’clock, a number of detectives proceeded to the house of Michael ...

... to say whether Lord Derby would be prepared to state the views of the government previous the meeting of Parliament. Xorthem Whig, ...

... efforts he made, hundreds of families were relieved from the distress which would otherwise have overtaken them. —Northern Whig. Dangerous Drink ! —An old toper, who had attended the Polytechnic, where the learned professor caused several explosions to ...

... (hea*-, hear’,‘without, I will say, the necessity of mihtary occupation (hear, bear). If the Government the country, be it Whig or Tory would really devote itself the passing of a good land bill (chee j\ A Voice—That is tbe real chat. Mr. Bryan—The equitable ...

... smoothly. but every obetecle in thrown in the way ceaeed; but no, the mob more . we cannot but meant the eentent• f the by the Whig/. Almoo every the etoneethrowing more lunette, It is imperible , o . a+ aloardly sod At present . vote is subjected to the ...

... Fenianism, baffled, indeed, but gnashing its teeth in impotent fury, »nd still doggedly biding ite time. A Tory has succeeded to Whig government, with what effect on the future fortunes of Ireland remains to be seen. The Viceroy and the Chief Secretary have ...

... (hear, bear), without, I will say, the necessity of military occupation (hear, hear). If the Government of the country, be it Whig or Tory, would really devote itself to the passing of a good land bill (cheers). A Voice—That is the real chat. Mr. Bbyak—The ...

... pertCCvly confident of the rcau.t. And so are we ; but the duty of the Executive is to prevent the example being followed. it Whig or Tory, or anything short of Brightite, it must not surrender freedom of election to a mob. Better abolish elections altogether ...

... HS oser~uii anddesc nndin ?? Thyaavssn anful assortmen of3 ;T G~ENOSLAUDY amp1s, &c.~ic J. . alld alO. call 'en lutoteir ?? whig copiss ?? ?? lite fohng-ndWIoing- An of Eletra PAled' GoASAPRTS ?? be.. ow s,&n KATES, HORSE CLOT HiNG, PORT- 401ESSALE; SHOP ...

... for good measures for Ireland. It was immaterial to him from whom the measures came, and could assure the Government, be they Whig or Tory, that the true way to stem out or stamp out Fenianism in Ireland was give bpnest Land Bill, to secure e.ety man his ...

... Fenianism, baffled indeed, but gnashing its teeth in impotent fury, and still doggedly biding its time. A Tory has succeeded to a Whig Government, with what effect on the future fortunes of Ireland remains to seen. The Viceroy and the Chief Secretary have shown ...

... name of Lbe aliam |-.lmd. E-r the at r part of the lot half cenlory the G Ternmout of the two h..a ben in the hands, f the Whig parly. That putty ha- alf i.nmerott* occ.isi a ..f proving ira dev t.on to I..ah lober.U.nt. The two ptincipul |»int. of ...