... hand of last yeat’s crop amount to one-third of the above qnantity.” etate of the Belfast trade as follows :— The Northern Whig of Saturday refers to the Linen, Power-Loom, — Light makes have beea rather preeeed ata reduction of upoa prices pre- viously ...

... severely that there are ecine doubts whether he will survive, The scoundy els dis. and the wounded man was taken into Dorthan Whig. the Kev. Henry Re J, Wednesday, ing man the who was looked upon as the lead- ‘elsh Pi the emall churchyard of Liandy: terians ...

... or to :-I_am anthoritativ: el that hneas Prince Arthur will Be the of the Marquis Ely, at Ely Le to June next.”—WNorthern Whig. from the lst of Tus asp Patcess or the 11th of February, a to the latest advices, the Royal travellers were at eituated on ...

... engagement is the month ensuing.— Fra. record the death of aa wt The Richmond (U.S) who is deseri 2 vie jwfant pianist, illie Co! Whig tells as that “blind mosical only eighteen months’ e evidence of bis when ud of whose A pre ‘at nomber of the obj presenor ...

... —Northern train. The carter was told to call, and he did the hampers the four seamen, of the pursuer’s goods went until early Whig. is raised to recover loss of market sustained ARE THERE any ‘GIRLS OF THE Panton 1 — Perhaps by this delay, as well as for ...

... did not'see M‘Nab‘at the beret but he ‘be might be were a few others onthe road, but I don't know whether they were Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, A stranger to he was a voter, said that the gentlemen i= nit oe booth was enough to keep people from voting, ...

... the intelligence they ht to bear in the discharge of their duties He from their minds all bias, He did not wh know wi were Whigs or Tories, but it was itheir daty to allow no sach wh minds, The eacred freedom in the exerclse of pri the franchise must be ...

... it at two parties in a gig. y Mr aim—The men in the gig wi ere nut going ¢. the polling booth, and I can’t teli they were Whigs or Torica, james Carson, Glaegow Police, identified Gorrie and Ferguson, but not see the anything, Saw Gertie throwin, kail ...

... what I suspected Tories standing round the booth, Mr Graham Stirling was there; but don't, know young Abercairney. I saw two Whigs there, Sir David andas was there, bat I did not see Mr not Willismeon of Law The gentlemen speak to me before to record my ...

... the whole property of the Irish Church would go the landlords, In he eaid it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secared civil and religl- ous freedom. By an instinct the leading men and states- men of the country ...

... instead of from the £xchequer, as in the case of the grant itself, And then he concluded with an eloquent comparison of the old Whigs striving for civil and religious froo- dom, and present Liberals promoting confiseation. Mr Guapstoye may breathe freely to-day ...

... the whole property of the Irish Church would go the landlords, In he said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civil and religi- ous freedom. By an instinct the leading men and men of the country had ...