... ca-ie was adjourned for a week.— Whig. REMOVAL OF ARMS TO THE BARRACKS IN BELFAST. I . c r* of the apprehension of a Fenian rising in .. i-’. the arms and ammunition in tbe gunsmiths' and merchants* shops were yesterday packed up in ves. and removed in ...

... following reply from the tenantrj of the lands of Brague, which we extract from the Northern Whig of the 16th instant: THE BRAtiCE TENAHTBV. TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHEBH WHIG, Sir—At of the touautry of Brague, held in Braguo Tuesday evening, the 2dth ult., it was ...

... one the agents the snooerefnl candidate. The Northern Whig republished the article from the Telegraph, and Mr. and Mrs. Platt brought the action against Mr Finlay, the proprietor of tho Northern Whig. were enabled by epsclal telegram pobli-h yesterday the ...

... good from evil--for the present No doubt, the appearance of • Whig government would 'change all teat.' Let us, however, aiknowledge correctness of Whig teaching while it is correct. The Whigs art now right in their teaching, and we admit the tact. They ...

... THE IRISH CHURCH, Bishop Moriarty, who represent* tlic Roman I Catholic Church and the Whig party in the county of Kerry, has published voluminous letter his clergy, in which connects the Irish Church and Fcuianism distinct cause and effect. W take the ...

... pleasure, not only by the members the Bar on the circuit to which he belongs, but the legal profession generally. —Northern Whig. ...

... that the Whigs have been traditionally cruel to Ireland. To the race and to the creed they have been such determined enemies as men can only to those whom they have wronged and plundered. Were Lord Kimbkkley tongue and hands tied whilst he was Whig Viceroy ...

... point on desertion, ti-st the new Lord i Tories the Chaucollor has, a*, any atil, .-‘coonlly, porio ...

... memory must deceive him as to any meeting refers to having taken place in 1829. The only meeting held about that time bv the Whig party on tbe subject Reform, which I aware, or of which I can learn anything from Lord Russell, was one the members the House ...

... which th«y charged be libellous, imputing to them that they had received a bribe. This article was copied into the Northern Whig, and the plaintiff* then took action against proprietor that jsarsal fer libel, and also took the present against defeadant ...

... good from evil —for the present No donht, the appearance of Whig government would change all that.’ Let us, however, ackcow ledge the correctness of Whig teaching while it is correct. The Whigs are now right in their teaching, and we admit the fact. They ...

... Opposition ought not to be considered as paramount. the Ecclesiastical Titles Act was the work of Lord Eusaell, there alarm among Whig members, seeing it is generally believed that the Government will fl resistance to Mr M'Evoy’a biß, the ground that the Ec ...