... verdict, pro forma. The arrange. ment was intimated to his Lordship by Mr. Holmes. Agent for the plaintiffl..Mr. R. Davison.-N. Whig. I r ;I I t I I I I I I I I I i I i i I I I I i i I i I I I I II IIt i tI II i I i II I T i f i tI T I i E I c c f r c I f ...

... Gilmore and White- ride. Agent, Mr. David Legg. Counsel for defend- ant, Mr. ('Hagan. Agent, Mr. James O'Neill, Falls -N. -Whig. I I ...

... Carson, Templepatrick, gave the closing adirress ; anrd, shortly afterwards, the meeting separated, in the usual manner.-N. Whig. DtrulBANAC.smER AND MJULLAGLAss TEtPEtrANCE SonIi.rm.-On Wedneeslay evanirig last, upwar'ds of 200 persons sat down to tea ...

... of their fabrics. The invention will, of eourse, at once attract the attention of the linen trade in the North of Ireland.-Whig. A merchailt advertised latcey for a cleitz acousgo?1Iedti cueenfieijnent. Hie receiveda ai anlsswr trotn a tiersou nhti had ...

... merit of cultivating the first ihish of new po. tatoes brought to Belfast, this season, is Mrs Simms, of the Deer-park.-N. Whig. SABBATH SCHOOL SoIaRE.-On Tuesday the 13th ult. the Craignioro Sabbath School Union held a soirec it the Anabaptist Mllee ...

... he delayed, Lord William has again been sent to him to know the reason, and it is said, with a gentle hint, that the old ' Whig Geueral' iill pull his ?? 1ihercsly. DEATrI OF TFIE EARL OF ATIlLON._-The Earl expired at two o'clock on Thursday morning, ...

... the Ulster Railway Company; said tickets having been feloniously stolen from F. D. Finlay, Esq. proprietor of the Northiern Whig, on I st April last. John Brock deposed that lie managed the job-printing department in Mr. Finlay's office, and that the tickets ...

... Radicals and Repeale, and 36 Whigs anrd Tories. Supposingthe Repealer's and Radicrals to be struck off by the Croivn end 12 Conserva- tives to be struck off by the traversers. tire jury will then be composed of 24 Tories and Whigs, the first 12 of whom that ...

... bill, an11 obsersed that so far ?? his h saving, as alleged, supported this arms' bill when it vas before iti'oduced by thve Whigs, he ?? actually the rieans of having, it wvithdrawn at that trime, on telling, LordIl iorjpeth, ais soon as he read the bill ...

... Mir ?? Comiell w-arned thse' people against the Chartists, and that lie wanted to hh'e Ireland for all I-islimcn-iwliether W'higs, Tories, Rad cals, or, any other party.) 'tle jury -would remember that by the oft-sounded motto in this trial, of Ireland ...

... Mr () 'Connnicl's spvell.. Ile I advoer'terI in it to the qutrstion oi' the Repeal of' ?? Union, i lno the condrluct of the Whigs and Tories before lie indis- I criminately abaused themir, anii then ho Ilsed ?? wnorii's, When I began this agitationr 'mark ...

... 180 1828 ?? .. 84 1835 .218 1829* . . 143 1836 .231 1830. , 100 1837 .. ?? 264 Seven years of the Tories. Seven years of the Whigs. Total . ?? . .. 652 Total . . 1366 * Emancipation. + Reform. Three features are prominent here. The years of Emancipation ...