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... seconds, 90s ; thirds, bis; fourths 77*; fifths, cored—Firsts. 100* ; second* 164*; thirds. a THE BELFAST. (From tluNortlum Whig.) taring past four or five months the .Sanitary Committee the Town Council have had In their employment some fourteen or fifteen ...
... present, 3,682; in- crease, 203. The present growth of the town would give the population at the next census as 155,000-—Northerr Whig ...
... Mr. Dihhaku entertains advanced opinions on the subject as the great majority of Liberals. There little difference between Whigs and Tories the Land question. We not forget the former Land Bills of Lord Derby’s Government which went much farther than Mr ...
... DiSnAPLI enter- tains as advanced opinions on the subject as the great mnajozity of Liberali. There is ?? didleibenca between Whigs and Toribs on tile Land question. We do not forget the former Land Bills of Lord DERny's Governwmeit which % cit much farther ...
... private room la the Town Hall, and again remanded until Monday next, no reply having yet been received from Government,— Northern Whig. Examination Science.— The examination held last May by the Department of Sciecce and Art has, according to noudcation, resulted ...
... Government. But this rule measures the possible liberalities of the Government. To choose for high office men of whom the Whigs would never have dreamed, and who, do them justice, have never obtruded themselves, merely because they subscribe certain theologic ...
... toother, and won by the Utter. The two champion. w€i •€*b» to-day (Tcreday) odook, and on neaday M half-part thru.—fW Om NarOmm Whig. Ballooh Ascarr Coax —Mr Hndaataa hit brtlooa aaotet from thia oily on Monday. waather vaa Tory ftaa. aaaaat >ook a Cora Erchacga ...
... inspection of the various bishoprics, and his accounts of the several dioceses, will read with avidity by the public.—Xortfurrn Whig. 44 It will confer a solid and lasting benefit upon the country, ami prepare the way for one of the most necessary reforms ...
... are very distressing, and universal sympathy is felt for the relatives and connections the two unfortunate victim*. —Northern Whig. ...
... are very distressing, and universal symyatby is felt for the relatives and connections the two unfortunate victims.— Northern Whig. SHOCKING MURDER AT BRISTOL. On Mouday night an affray commenced public-house in Bristol, between some English and foreign ...
... Andrews end Go. of this town, arrived In the harbour, aad is to take the ptaoe of the Lord Lyon, which was here hire.—Norfherw Whig. The Lx men Trade of Belfast.—Wo are very glad to learn that Belfast has out-distanced all com* petltors the Paris Exhibition ...
... before the close of the day and this adds fully one-fourth to the value the crop. The grazing 1 continue most luxuriant Northern Whig- ...