... had been served. the conclusion of the hearing, Mr. Otway announced that they had agreed to sustain all the notices. —Belfast Whig of this day. ...

... THE REGISTRIES. The Northern Whig of this day saye—‘‘lf the proccediugaat the Belfast Revision Court yesterday may be taken as au index of what is to come on the subsequent days, the bo»i» ness will be over much sooner than was expected Only one barrister ...

... —9o successfully indeed that not the loabt doubt is now entertained of his trinm* pliant return member for Derry.—--YorMem Whig. ...

... of Mr. John B. Justice, Mouutjustice »use, near mis town, and look away the arms which they found in the houae.—-Vrrf A*r/t Whig. ERRATUM.—Through error in the printing office, the word effective,” in the tenth line of the letter of our Hungarian correspondent ...

... B>• something, at all events, for the Liberal party to see last the adversary against whom Mm/ will here to contendAVrfhvrn Whig, ...

... Irish Church. - Hir Joseph stales in ins present address, that the one principle on which he was returned, was Hatred the Whigs, and conveniently sinks the name ‘•lndependent Opposition” and pledge to the Conservatives altogether. Now 1 not prepared ...

... to circumstances. is whispered that a grand operation is being planned, calculated to outdo the memorable ‘dishing of the Whigs’ in 1867. The expectation derives support from a passage iu Sir John Pakingtou's election address, which seems to havo been ...

... the Uouao, if tire landlords would only just, to defeat any attempt «t cornpeliing secrecy, with halt the press and all the Whigs their back the Tory lords need not give way to the Commons unless they please ; but how, face of brutaliries like some which ...

... to take into consideration the propriety, under present circumstances, of adop ing short time iu tho various ymWi.—Btlfast Whig. The War Office has issued circular lo Lords Lieutenant reminding them that the ensuing elections Volunteers in uniform should ...

... adequate justice to Ireland should receive me support or vote of any Irish Member ; and while cbeiisbing my own independence Whigs and Tones, and binding myself to no parly but tne party of Ireland, 1 yet shall be prepared use my vote in every way to sustain ...

... amall 101$ 101$ City Debentures, per Cent. 81 81$ Balla-st Office Debentures—4 per Cent of 6s 88$ The Northern, Whig this day reports“ Prices uf power-loom linens are firmly maintained, the slightest reduction from lists is refused. Uand-iooma ...

... that at present, at all events, Mr Disraeli, assured of his defeat at the hustings, is once more meditating how to dish the Whigs. But common decency, and, what is of more weight with him, the bigotry his followers, will not permit him to run headlong at ...