... refused a ticket ; and when [ had paid salled is | told that I would not be permitted to go in er cent. sentative of the Northern Whig ;” but I per: ‘bie bor. | went in along with a representative of the Cc present | ‘The reporter of the Liberal paper of | for ...

... a 2 2 ee THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFA | AND NORTHERN COUNTIES RAIL- Mr, Jons said the fair way would WAY COMPANY, | the average of the amount aid for a fairer thao t | tant five years, That would HALF-Y EARLY MEETING, | year. Yesterpay, at one o'clock, the ...

... her M. a on a long voyage suddenly returned on F position of special revisin, counsel, who occupied the 'y, and took up the Whig of that d m ov Friday gistration for the City 4g barrister during the last re- would well imagive the unmixed astonishment ...

... in Say S. B,” by J. K. »plied by — STORY :—‘Oar Half-way Passenger of the Mid-Atlantic—Chapter [, ELTS, HE WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG Nervous ing all the above and other WS, Bet ree to any Railway Station io Ro mat on Ister fc cet | efficacy in Am er ( © postage ...

... permitted by the Tory Government. They were even declared by- Lord Derby himself, in reply to tho indignant remonstrance of the Whig Lord Duflerin, not illegal. We condemned such partial interpretation and partial administration of the law. The Orangemen ...

... but,| We need nol, too, refer to the descant ot yet for- | Russell and the Marquis of Lansdowne, Committee | also been the Whig leaders in the House | ferred, has For Lord Cairns, anew man, to be re ection, that | enthusiastically on account of his brain ...

... of a more limited, and also of a more freq landers’ ter than daring the cther portions of. xcitement, Mercury, THE NORTHER WHIG, BELFAS1 MONDAY FAST, com 1,000 bales nam, to 1 34d; 1,000 Santos. American, 124 to 1314; 80) Per. PRUSSIA, to 1234; 130 Maraob ...

... boy Mr. Coates said bis client was a cooper, f he took ened the pa been four years in the employment of Mr. rT Poe off tual WHIG, BELFAS the evi- nated criminal acts, bat who were in effect t fair that and fools of oth ‘and men who are incapat as we Can ...

... became acquainted with M through myself, rt, Dowee knew how M Associ: acted as my cl Store, and how be did his busin ary at. N WHIG, BELF = the i ‘on Court, was merely Clerk of th detry Liberal Association, and ‘an ¢ re’ rent? agent canvasser for Mr. Dowse; ...

... Clarke’s Go-it-Spy (E). of who have presented themselves for put andes which thew Hon. Cc. Molypeux’s Salvia beat HE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAS through the ri vay viaduct, and crossing the Lagan, THE PARTY PROCE: SIONS AC ran along the bauk of the river thre ...

... have read landed at Mulligan, Dr. M. Magee, Mr. Thomas Mackoight, that his Excellency the Lord Lieaten: were four Northern Whig; Me, Marray, Me, Alderman Wm. im the Mansion House last Mulla, Mr, H. Matier, Mr, John Mo: ore, Morning News: night, rest of ...

... faced, 94 ; secondary, Belfast. Number of Stock—Oxen, 1,479; 8 A largo supply of cattle and sheep, whic ama leat ern fea RN WHIG, BELFAS1, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19 be card, as Great Wostera of Cans have receded 7s 61 per ahont £79 tv to £61; FP £71 THE METROPOLITAN ...