... reteroedacrom into goal, and Mwllo took (he pass neatly, scoring aKS. F.otlly Clifloimlle pi «dl Dili was Sol chance. BtonfieU's whig afterwards paewd acroM to tbs left, the pamaa. bad a dear shot, bat nnarewnauhl/mimed bis kick, the leather going over. Stewart ...

... yafcaoaaa.) meeting of Council of too Inatifato ol Jeonaliatß, bald to-day ia Leodao, Mr. Maeknight, editor of “Baltot Northern Whig, sad Mr. Lilbnrn,editor of toe ßaltot HawaXalto, wma tofawa of too laattoto aotoa too gray hook to which Ulster and Dahlia ...

... decorated, over testants ; their descendant. the platform being buri*tided the banner the for William 111., then bald Hie Whig the portrait the W.M. The principle* Imoat cbildnm stlfi nndiplatform itself and the tea tables were adorned luted the same); ...

... treatment, and most approached with reverence. 1 have no heeitatum in informing the young of the Eetniag TeUgrapS, Northern Whig, and Irish Times (he art of Golf more mysterious sod difficult to acquire than the art of shorthand, a mastery of the violin ...

... proprietor the Belfast Newa-Lstter'), Mr. Jas. A. Scott, P.JX (editor tho Irish TimeO, Mr. Wm. Dsrragh (manager the “ Northern Whig'), Mr. A. Dunlop (hon. see. Dublin District Institute JoamalisU), Mr. B. J. Colton (general manager Northern Counties Boil ...

... li'Cartan, Mr. Tinker**. tS Mr. Jetemiah Jordan- It can be that the oratory was no; very bnUiaot. Mr. PtnlmMeß, the Northaiii Whig huagrr-oij, who fa* Oal- S.y, had the impudence to call his chief male. •on not going to malm Dm ohvipng —lt, fa»t pnacot of ...

... were rod Mr. Henry Craig, approved. The Chairman then briefly introduced Mr. J. C. H‘Clang, who proceeded review •* To-day'a * Whig.* ’* Expedite Kiss at GiazHwiCß.—A medical Student named William Ford, JO. aa address at Clyde Hoad, Croydon, was brought op ...

... frustrate the reception which the tore guard of Unioninm may thins fit to bestow upon him. It is glaring tact every observer your Whig” contemporary, that the ordinary Orangeman considered aa not far removed from madman, and think to bestow upon Sir H. James ...

... had snot at goal, ball going wide. There no nee in going through the play, which can be read in dallies, that in “Northern Whig in being my accurate account of the match. Aa I matured to opine time, the team picked; there wan far 100 many wing men on ...

... ¥ wallet CIBodB, Eoordous sad aopreoßdentod nuean 1 WATER Ih® City. •Bagnn deschoteoD. NawiLotter.” be witnoMd ewyoDO.—« Whig.” •No one ehoold min this gmaiae tresl. *• Morning News. A wonderful epeetode.— • ETeniog Telrgrsph.” ü ßs2Bes di»crip4jon ...

... WOjrABT. Knortnoo* md suoceu I at>u Novelty, of City. •Beggars ticscription. News-Letter.’’ rhcaJd be wit essed everyone.’*— Whig.” •No one should miss this genuine ►Morning News.” 44 wonderful spectacle.”— • Evi iiug Telegraph.” 41 Baffles --1 Isicr Echo ...

... iT'Eriorn ahe WATEK Novelty, Talk the City'. liescripUoo. Newe-Letter.” •• Should be wit.:cseod by eTerjon*. Whig.” •No one shoald miss this treat. •‘Moriiug News.” A wonderful eneotaole.— > Evcr.ioK Telegreph. “Befll— deecrlptioo.” Ulster Kobo. ...