... which was refused the ground that was acting advised in a letter which he had received from official quarter. The Northern Whig alluding to the matter says : The refusal to admit the Recorder of Belfast to the County Antrim Court House yesterday (Tuesday) ...

... was much burned, ono of his arms was broken, and when taken to tho hospital one of his fingers had to bo amputated. Northern Whig. A Fkauful Mistake.— -Tho Droit Amiens the following account of a most unfortunate occurrence that has recently taken place ...

... Seat cpa aa by Tors ood on application to ‘* Whig Ofico, may TO GROCERS AND WINE MERCAA a £3 to YOUNG MAN HAVING LONG game ef the largest Firms Manager and te a 98 yw y im tho | geod country hoor, Northern Whig Ofice security if re Bw INDOOR SERVANT Requires ...

... who had been ill-natured enough to OM be herd many . more than he had scholars to. sonwinik. The men is • Roman Catholic; but Whig bdepeademee if authority. neaskflow same that ode& like this an the better. These wastion that tember at memeolable one, stated ...

... readers, is an old exclusive Whig club, where Mr. Gladstone is scarcely as yet more popular—such is the stubborn nature of old Whigs—than at the Carlton, of which he has never ceased to he a member. The device of those Whigs who wished to put away from ...

... of the English parties should become permanent master of the other. The Post believes that the new power will give the Whigs fixity of tenure as a Government—and so, believing, speaks US jny in the following enthusiastic words :— We can only say that ...

... S PRIVATE HOTEL, 5 &, 7, Beaufort Buildings, Strand, W.C. Bed, Breakfest, and Attendance, 4s per day. Kefereuces, Northern Whig Office, Derry Journal Office. 1 F THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE of any one troobled A with Wind in the Stomach, Indigestion or ...

... peg geo > on an aa eo a. ERD, Whig Office shall have immediate ‘SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, TO THE GENTLEMEN OF BELFAST NEIGHBOURHOOD. AW IN AVING AT PRESENT A MOST VAI nin the Stock of Gentlemen's Boots, toc ure, and ...

... it all aud all. Whig and Tory, for we feel bound say we think there was some force Lord Derby s retort upon Earl Russell—‘ If you think all these reforms needed, why did you not see about them ' while you were office?’ For the most part the ! Liberals ...

... what be calls this de** plorable state of things Ireland, to the gross mismanagsment of Ireland and Irish affairs by the late Whig Government. agree with him as to the authors of most of our difficulties, and if were influenced solely party considerations ...

... opposing ratepayers; Mr. James Kennedy, J.P.; Mr. J F. Ferguson, 1) L.; Dr. Neviu Moore. The crowd numbered and B,UOd persons.— Whig. The Rkcokueb Belfast Refused Admission to the Count? Coukthouse.—On Tuesday morning the borough magistrates, grand jurors ...

... and forth. To the intense amazement of the Conservative bes, however, rose Sir Roundel Palmer, the late Attorney-General the Whigs, and according bis own showing one of the most enthusiastic Reformers in the House, and moved the rejection of the clause ...