... the day next before this present Thurs- day, is Thursday, or rather, both Wednesday and Thursday rolled into one ?-Northes,' Whig. REVISION OF THE CLONMEL BURGESS LIST. At the revision of the Clonmel burgess list, on Monday, a person named Kinealy, who ...

... Sedi/i of Naples, Mr. Justice Story on equity jurisprudence, atd an able paper onl the State t 'tht Nationi, it witicir thre 'Whig and Tory mi- nistries coeise in each for a sevire castigation. ...

... -The third part of Ar- thur O'Leary is rather good-nothing remarkable, how- ever. We beg of all our readers-Conservative, Whig, Radical, Repealers, and Anti-Repealers-to read Nuts I and Nutcrackers, No. VIII., and judge for themselves what sort of ...

... visits the Bet, violation of all law and justice with some censure, evidently, Pe- however, because it was enacted under a Whig administra- eep tion. The present part of Caleb Stuikeley is startlingly interesting; not even in the pages of Bluchwood ...

... ON.i A correspondent informs us that the steepli of Lirgan. church was decorated with flags, on the lot InstanS.- Northern Whig. IRISH PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY. At the annual general assembly, at ,Belfast, on Tuesday, Dr. Stewart was, by a majority of eleven ...

... for. cibly, or afforded more pleasure, than the khindees and hilarity which prevailed throughout the asseadbly-loo.. thern Whig. SALE AND AUCTIONS. Hay, To-morrow ?? P. LAWLERfl Hay and Afterypase, Wednesday Joan CecGA, Prime Upland Whiert, To-morrow ...

... worrying out the ?? parsons and their satellite, Mr. ?? ebellio- Smith, had it not been for the insidious conduct of the Whigs. One year more on the part. of the people would have crowned our struggle with success., Surely some resolution of non-intercourse ...

... b'iefiy expressed in a conversation held witit Russell, and quoted by Dr. Madden. Speaking of the ineffective efforts of the. Whig Club he said ' They deserved to lie so, for they have, been selfish and unjust, as not in. eluding the rights of the' Catholic ...

... intended the com- mission should be composed is completed, and the inquiry will therefore proceed, Sir Robert Ferguson, the Whig member for the clty of Londonderry, has accepted the offer made him on the part of the government, and the commission therefore ...

... pension which was conferred with the honour, have therefore become extinct by his demise. ?? politics Lord Lynedocli was a Whig. r PROGRESS OF THE LEAGUE FUND, e The sum subscribed in this town towards the anti.corn e law fund of 100,0001. amounted last ...

... , Rochester t&. ; many of hisi beautiei, including Castlemaine nnd Nell Gwynne, in all their glory; Shaftesbury, and the Whigs of the 1 7th century; the D,,ke of York, and the chief Yorkists; Sydney, Russell, Land their band of associated patriots; Monmouth ...

... possible, to consider the present position and legis- lativeprospects of mixed marriages, celebrated by Presby- terian ?? W~hig. THE WEATHER,-A sharp fall of snow, accompanied by' rain, visited London on Monday. James Saunderson, Esq., county inspector ...