... The Northern Whig says there was very little disturbance in Belfast on Wednesday night. The town generally was quiet. A few arrests for stone throwing were made. Sir John Lubbock, the Honorary Secretary of the Committee of London bankers, has issued a ...

... The Forfarshire foxhounds meet to-day Whig Street 11 o'clock ; and on Thursday at Bolshan the same hour. The late Burglaries Blairgowrie.—We are glad to be able to state that the Perthshire county police have succeeded in obtaining tangible clue to at ...

... Pleas yesterday, judgment was delivered in the attachment motion brought against three Liberal Belfast journals—the Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner— for having published alleged defamatory artie'es on the petition preferred by the Con ...

... of stones ; and when she returns it may be presumed that the bird will again visit her nest and hatch her eggs,— 7 ovihzrn Whig. ...

... party, who likewise gave historical notices of event# connected with them. The same gentleman recited (in the cave of the Whigs' Vault) the beautiful poem of The Covenanter'? Dream. Having examined all that interesting about the castle, including the ...

... the official Whig lawyers, and thus to help in making the legislation for Scotland of character somewhat different from that purely official Whig type of which we have rather too many specimens already. We think it likely that the new Whig Liberal Scotch ...

... conspicuous merit to whom the appointment might be offered, so that, as the Conservative Lord Mure owed his elevation to the Whigs, there possibility that the same party may be disposed at once to do a graceful thing, and get rid of a formidable opponent ...

... time when it will be submitted to the House of Lords in Committee, and then turn it into a Conservative Bill, and so dish the Whigs once more. The election of Parliamentary representatives for three different constituencies took place yesterday. In Dumfriesshire ...

... Lancaster, Mr. Thomas Mac Knight {author of The Life of Edmund Burke, Lite of Bolingbreke, &c. editor of the Northern Whig, was presented with tea and coffec service and a parse of sovereigns, in grateful recognition of the valuable services rendered ...

... an anxious interest among the opponents of the Ministerial Bill. They are concerned to find the alternative put forward by Whig Peers upon whose alliance against the bill in Committee they had placed great dependence. The revival of the policy of levellin'-up ...

... effects the late accident as to have been able to be removed Lochinch Castle, on Saturday. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Nicholson, of Balrath, who was tired in his Carriage some days since, when his coachman and female relative were ...

... of that nobleman imposes on the Government the duty of looking out for a successor. Necessarily, the choice is very limited. Whig Lords are not remarkably plentiful in the Scottish peerage, and the number who may bo willing to act as principal figure in ...