... have been committed during the bearing of one Industrial School cases, there was no appearance, ; the case was struck out.— Whig. Trade During November. —The Board of Tr Returns for November show a decrease of about per cent., compared with the corresponding ...

... '-: There are floating rumours that considerable doubt exists as to the course that will be taken by Earl Bussell and other Whig p-ers. have no doubt, from my own observation, that the slightest sign of a change of public opinion would very greatly influence ...

... friends, redigging their graves to the statutory depth, and reinterring the bodies. On Saturday and Sunday la«t (the Northern Whig states) this process was carried out by large bodies of men on an extensive scale, notwithstanding the remonstrances of several ...

... he first draft whom, fifty in number—twenty-five males and twenty-five females—will arrive here next Tuesday. The Sorlhern Whig states that many of the poor creatures about to be removed hither have been bitterly lamenting the prospect before them of ...

... this occasion voted with the majority, as did also Mr. Butler-Johnstone, the Conservative member for Canterbury. The Northern Whig, while not professing to be the exponent of Mr. Dalway’s policy or to interpret his motives,” suggests an explanation of his ...

... Bench committed the prisoner for trial at the next Armagh Assizes, to be held on the 12tb of July. The defence was reserved. -Whig. Laving the Foundation-stone of Ashorovb-iiousk, Newrt.— On Friday evening sen., a most interesting ceremony took place at ...

... Grey’s character coming forward with such a proposal at the present time. He has always ranked as one of the Constitutional Whigs, and ivas generally supposed to assimilate more in the cast of his politics to the conservative tendencies of Lord Palmerston ...

... and the proceedings, which were altogether of a very pleasant character, did not terminate until a late hour. The Northern Whig says:— All who came in contact with .Mr. Whiteside in the responsible situation which now vacates, will heartily endorse the ...

... principle, bad confidence in it, rested his whole body upon it, and did not resort to the de die in diem policy of the traditional Whigs. He was wronghe was, up to a certain point, mischievous ; however, was sincere. Daniel O'Connell could claim be regarded as ...

... to each ; sheep-6jd to per lb; pigs—porkers, 57s OJ t ; store pigs, £2 10s to £4 10s ; bonha £4 per pair ; horses, to £45. Whig. Belfast Weekly Live Stock Salls.— Hastings held his usual weekly sale of fat cal and lambs, at his auction mart, 110, Joy-slrcH ...

... Earl was born in 18dl, and is, therefore, now eighteen years of age. The late Earl has left several other sons and daughters.— Whig. Death of Lad? Harkiet Cowpkr. At an early hour on Saturday morning. Lady Harriet Cowper died at her residence in the Rue du ...

... the raeetin - a resolution being taken to hold congregational meetings to consider aud further explain the whole matter.— Whig. Defence of Heresy. numerous committee has been formed for the purpose of aiding the Her. Chas. Voysey in his defence against ...