... There has been no disturbance of any kind, and Hie whole proceedings passed off in the most good-humoured manner.—Northern Whig. The Annivehsviit in Enniskillen. According to custom, the anniversary of the relief of Derry was observed in Enniskillen in ...

... thrown open to Radical, Romish, and revolutionary aggressors ! Secretaby of the Ulster Liberal Associa- TfON.— We (Northsm Whig) nuderstand tha« Arthur Mitchell, Esq., barrister-at-law, called 1859, who for the last four years had filled the position ...

... the commencement of a consolatory progress of translation and advancement would be made.” One portion only (says the Northern Whig) of this statement is inaccurate. The Bishop of Down and Connor is not candidate” for this appointment.— That is eminently ...

... something suggestively significant in this statement. The meaning of it probably is, that the poor man has committed suicide.— Whig. Df.ath the Mayor of Derry. —Thomas H. Babington, E«q.. M.D., J.P., Mayor of Derry, died Monday morning, at his late residence ...

... of thanks to Mr. Keown for his great kindness presiding. The motion passed acclamation, after which the meeting separated— Whig. ...

... t. The Coroner (loudly)— This Court stands adjourned until to-taorro# morning. God save the Queen. —Abridged from Northern Whig.' 1 SERIOUS AFFRAY. ARISING OUT OF THE DISPUTED POSSESSION OF LAND. Cootebili, August 26. 186$. On yesterday (Wednesday) evening ...

... reformatories, fur training schools, and national schools under the control of priests, and none, and friars. They pressed the Whig Government give them bursaries and salaries for a College absolutely under the Bishops' control, and, the Papers now on the ...