... names thirteen persons who were present the time, and they will be summoned before the magistrates on Friday next.—“ Northern Whig.” ...

... salver and tea and cofles service, to Mr. Thomas j Macknight, Editor of the Northern Whig. The ; address, was follows:—“To Thomas Mac! knight. Esq., Editor of the Northern Whig. Dear Sir, —We beg your acceptance of the accompanying salver, tea and coffee service ...

... run in 4 minutes see Is. he Prince and Princess of Wales were present. The attendance was very largo and tho weather Rue. —Whig. i Petit Sessions. —At the Banbriilse Petty Sessions, on Thursday, Protestants, including Robert Gallagher, were siunmoued ...

... age. Lord Broughton was the intimate friend of liyron and the poet Rogers, and was for many years a prominent member of the Whig party in the House of Commons. held office in Lord Melbourne’s last Administration. LONDON MONEY MARKET— Yesterday. Openino ...

... a special meeting of the Association. The business of the meeting was closed by the President pronouncing the benediction.— Whig. llai.kpen.nt Newspaper Stamp.—The Echo newspaper speaks confidently of the issue of a halfpenny newspaper stamp. Appkoacuiho ...

... in New York ip © bose. to one who com of dulness of American reachers to him to go end hear an cloquent oglishmen.—Northern Whig. ...

... change the veuue from Belfast to tin county of Armagh The artimi is brought (or so alleged libel published in the Northern Whig.’ of which the defendant is the proprietor. article reference to Bates the first and HitrS the second,” and the put upon ihe«orJi ...

... of the Bench, and eulogised Gub-Iospestor M‘Gavern on his discharge of his duties while stationed at Hilisborough.— Northera Whig, eurred in ...

... awaiting the result of the second reading of the Irish Church Bill in the Hou-e of Lords. The correspondent of the Northern Whig supplies the following report of the proceedings of the Grand Lodge Great interest was attached to the meeting, from the fact ...

... that the amendments which the Lords have already hinted at will be firmly stack to by them. In fact, all parties in the House— Whig and Conservative, Lord Westbury, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Marijois of Salisbury—are alike agreed in this, that ...

... pension bill to provide great Whig functionaries with comfortable retiring allowances after four or five years’ service. However, our local Radicals will perhaps Mr. Lowe in his economical frenzy deaf to their entreaties. The Whigs have always been unwilling ...

... that one by one the independent peers the Opposition benches are electing to follow the example of Lord Devon. The “ Northern Whig says : —The Protestants of all denominations’, were invited meet and protest against the Irish Church Bill on Saturday at ...