... DUBLIN, Thursday Evening. The Court of Common Pleas delivered judgment to-day inthe attachment motions against, the NlVorthern Whig, Ifol-fftlnt es'r, and ulster xaminer, three Belfast news- papers. No rule on the motion, and, no costs on either side. ?? ...

... ; picked, 41s. to 42s. 6d. ; prime, 38s. 6d. to 39s. 6d.; Dutch from 929. to 98s. per hbd,; English, 10s 3d. to Ils. per ?? Whig. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKE:T, MomDAY. There bas again been a very strong market, resulting in a large business, at the extreme ...

... their en- Davours to find the guilty party. The ease is in the ardcsof BSauel Baukin, Esq., J.P., to be Investiated. -Nmrtihra Whig. HorLowA78 PnLs AND ON1nTmNt-AlUthe maladiesincident i winter can be prevented, checked In their coure, or nllt- ately cured ...

... prime, 3Ss, 9d. to 38s, per do. Dutch, from 90s. to 98s, per bhd. English unaltered in price, 10s. 6d. to l1s. Od. per ?? Whig. WOOL AND WORSTED. BDRnAoxD, Monday.-The wool market has again bheti quiet to-day, and business is by no means brisk, the orders ...

... occupation gone. M Mr Johnston had proved his loyalty in helping tofit out the George;, but nevertheless he was a staunch Whig, and abater of Black Prelacy. In the sumn. mer of 1686, while presiding at a meeting of Council, be ventured to call Archbishop ...

... per barrel; Dutch, SOs. to 95s, per hhd. English seed scarce, end dear compared with prices of Rigs and Dutch. -Krf?1fs'#a Whig. ?? WOOL. Rocionhux, Monday.-Ttiia material was only bought for prescut use, and the sales were not extensive. WOOLLE?T. PoccrrsAtx ...

... under the summary process of a summons, ordered a return of the money. In referenee to the linen and flax trade the Northern Whig of to-day ?? cloth for bleaching con- tirsnes dull, and priees still rule in favour of buyers. Heavy makes are more sought ...

... here will be shortly helped t forth. When the millions for whom there is a no work at home shall lave gone forth; do r our Whig and Tory governing class imagine v that those who are left behind will let the old extravagant game be played over again, and ...

... udge. f This appoinitmesut wItS doubtless mainly owving to the influ- 5 cuce of Charles Buller, who was then a. eniher of the Whig Government. There was something beautiful in the affection of the two brothers. They wereboth pupils in n youlth of Thomas ...

... Ito'ai mothb-. Hmrwonent 'with bard n~.iia'~p Pwsio* .AyMHOUSR, 'AN3D ORIPaHA Mmvx OonoiLUTxor.!-'~ve u'ndoretand anelection whig take pace t L'y'in getnbe1 f'or ono inlmate (either malO 'ortma~) t t~e .inahollaus','and one ohild to the Orphaa 'Tho'Sloffi' ...

... Pilmhre, and an attempt to float the veesel was to bs made yesterday. E SOUrnTPND JuN ?? Elizabeth, of Whitby from the' North, whig was stranded on the Blacktail sand yesterday, was assisted off and loft for London. The Excelsior, of Ooole, whieh 8 was aels ...

... ARUBEST OF THE ABSCONDING IBANK CASHIER. A paragraph appeared in Friday's Whig stating that a bank cashieriemployed in a town in the North of Ireland had absconded, and that his defalcations were believed to be somewhat extensive. The cashier referred ...