... who looked not less the possibilities and probabilities of the future than to the actual necessity of the present. —Northern Whig. New Sugar Refinery.—We {Grocer) learn that the building, charcoal kiln, and boiler houses of the sugar refinery about to erected ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE IRISH BUILDER. —Since reading your leading article on “Our Watering-places,” I see that the Northern Whig has alluded to some of the places of sea-side resort somewhat ghastly.” This is, perhaps, strong phrase as can be used in which ...

... THESEASON On Apply to Mr. J HENDERSON, Hibe LAW. Hol; _ daly 1, Rh LWAY. Js cea bare mob ALN. fa Within @ N EX- to #0. P., ra Whig Often, y week. 0 pm. LET, THE LARGE occupied as a SC, Apply to ‘We BEATTIE & SGN, House aad Lead Age Tho Le OF ie. a @ aon ...

... OLD IRISH WHISKEY BELFAST, THE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO READ the Advertisemement this School in this week’s Next-Letter and Whig, and jndge for them- will (D.V.) bo resumed on MONDAY, Angnst the 12tb. F. ANNEBLEY POTTERTON._ 1,2, 3, Corry Square. OF SAME ...

... this is a common cause of grindstones becoming out of tune. Proposed Band fob Belfast.—The following remarks in the Northerr. Whig, being somewhat apropos to the article in our present issue “Social Subjects,” entitled “Amusement, reprint it:— Some days ...

... WHIG, BELF an it | the ship wan in io bet ony having a would of Bate, by stress of weather, and ¢ he damn was in ouch a state that could not veats to use the Channel, aed were obliged to sell the coal im the 9s or 96 Gd per toa. af the aale te & Moore ...

... cousins ' tun ol) everytxhlere on the hnuluc'xards like the 1cadi weather. Varia)le as the Wr-hipg ministerial policy-a hen Whigs were Miristers-it rains at i)reakfast-heoir. dries up-with a freshl breeeze bef~ore luncheon time, rains again ?? way of variety ...

... (imam NEW PA thiN r Ntuar LIMITS buret • PKICEN PATEVT C1111.1IS' SIMI? LIMITS, beret in • setieer with • The above Night Whig are to be the best in awl to lb.@ who de est see them, OM be mai iy reootmormlt4. 11ATTINS14 LONDON, NAV ...

... weather. Wheat lin general looks well; and potatoes universally I reported on favonrshly good crops and Utnl I disease.—iVorffons Whig- ...

... originate leaves them not only in minority, but in a minority so considerable that it must gall them, and in House, too which the Whigs once thought they had made safe” as they then had the House of Commons. In all the divisions of Tuesday evening the only one ...

... treason-felony. The Attorney-General will bo assisted in the prosecutions by some of tho loading counsel of tho circuit.— Northern Whig. Extraordinary Pricf. for Flax.—At auction recently held near Monaghan, a field of ilax, tho property tho late Dr. Donnelly ...

... Dublin 'Mr. Chichester Fortescue's exploded Supplemental Charter. Foiled in their attempt upon the Q-ueen's Colleges, the 'Whigs thought it pos- sible to effect their object in another way. If the attack is nominally made upon Trinity College, Dublin, ...