... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...