... 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. ?? ...

... 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' ...

... The rejection of representative working men, wherever they had pre- sented themselves, showed clearly that the middle class Whigs were as determined as the Tories that no working man should enter parliament. The working men should therefore form a Working ...

... Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, common brewers e a a Deveish Idedow, .9on, and Co , Uvarpeos to dealers. Lower Houma Coal Company, Whigs, bezi. shire; mAN far as regards W. Wharmeby. W. sn4 J. Hibbert, Manchester; its far esa regaudse H. Hoziday. H. and E. Willonghby ...

... 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 ...

... Frances, 60 to 51; WestMaria,. 49s. to 42s. Od.; West Seton, 165 to 190; ,Wheal Chiverton 4to ?? Wheal'Thily HienrittIa, 5 'to 16 Whig Eitty, 8t. Agnes. ' to Sj;Wheal ; i 13t3 14 WheCl' Betoni 36to 88, Foreidn and c Wled1 muining sha premnted n r movemhent. ...

... 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 ...

... his views were unsound, then his argument would all to the ground. Whether the advocates of the :reciprocity agitation were Whigs or Tories, Conserva. tives or Radicals, it made very little matter to a man when he was hungry, and had no meahs of buying ...

... 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 ...

... strong deecriptions, at the following low rates-f~rom £76 to £86 for the tow sorts, and from ;3100 to £6112 for the better ?? Whig. MELBOURNE 'WOOL REPORT, Sao'rsornnn. Messrs. 1B. Goldebrough and Co. report ?? Wool-The new clip is commencing to arrive, ...

... snob reserve I hat no contract business whatever Is being done ait pren £ssif 38 l0d. for usual YPK is still the nominal ?? Whig. WOOL AND WORSTED. BBADM.OnD. Mo0sday.-The tone of the wool market has been more bheerfal to-day, and the Inquiry for most ...

... keeps favour- able. (We are favoured with thesetwo report from Mr. S . Lloyd Patterson.)-Tows continue dull of sale.- Northern Whig. WOOL AND WORSTED. BDAnFOnD, Monday.-There is to-day a slight increase in the demand for choice sorts of wool, and staplers ...