... EXCURLSION PARTIES. GREAT NORTHERN RALWAY COMPANT. Mr. Sleith's party (30)-Bellast to Antrim. Rev. Martin Byrne's party (30-Belfast to War-. renporot,. Denmurry Choir (0)-to Warrenpoint. Mr. Har's party (60)-to Warrenpoint. Lambeg Factory employees ( ...

... POSITION OF PARTIES IN REFERENCE TO SIR ROBERT PEELS PLANS. The Premiears exposition of his ousabrons and un- wieldy plan for the extinction of protective duties has been received with greater coolness by the Free-Trade party than was to have been expected ...

... proceeded from the opposite party. As-.the-.baud9 came opposite-it was then thought that- a general r ?? had taken place, butthe police succeeded iuj r forcing the bands down Irish Strecst.and causing t the Protestant party in Church Street to beat-al ...

... I 0 N S. FALLS FLAX SPINNING COMPANY, LTD. The employees of this firm held their annual ex- cursion on the 12th inst. The party assembled at the mill at nine o'clock, and were driven to White- bead in twenty well-appointed brakes. After ar- rival at Whitehead ...

... members of the party were given flora'. souvenirs of Greyabboy by some of the friendly inhabitants of that quarter, who seemed highlyT pleased to see that their historic spob had Ltill charims for excursionists. On returning the party drove through M ...

... pleasant drive tie party arrived iln the best of spirits at Mr. M:Selll's, where a sumptuous repast was heartily partaken of. The excorsionists then adjourned to be photographed in a group, after which they scattered, into small parties and enjoyed the beautiful ...

... Doherty ? Well, ho might. It would be his duty to make eintries of cash received by other parties ? Yes, cash received by carters. Parties would tell him? No, parties would hand Ilini cash, and then he would halnd it over to me. Who were the carters that ...

... they discovered an armed party, consisting of over two hundred persons, who appeared to be in council on the road. TThe constabulary crouched under the iredge, ard crept along unobserved until wvithin a. few yards of the party and then went forward and ...

... concessions. It is for you vi to say whether you are satisfied that your associa- vi tion should have joined this party. rc The second party consits of most of tile leading A and prominent shipowners in the country, who re- i present the principal shipowning ...

... advised the people to dispetse, as -their intention was foolish; several of them had fire and sld arms; knew none of the party ;- the party told.him they had received a ehallenge from the Orangemen, airrd would preventthem from walking if they could. l Bernard ...

... market, as usual at this periodl of the quarter, ternts equal to those of the 13aiik are generally demanded. PARTY I)TSPLAVS.-EveIv day we find the Party Emblemns' Bill, which has established one law for thle Protestant and another for the Itomnan Cntholic ...

... O'DoNNELL said he could not treat the case as one of party expressions, and sent the prisoner to the workhouse with a constable, and kindly save him a sum of money towards purchasing some food. STIr&NJG PARTY SONGS. William Smyth and Ellen Lewers, professional ...