... very pressing to be paid foir her keeping; for, added she, swith much emphasis, Sure, Sir, you see size is now so fat !-N. Whig. Lord Roden sailed for England on Monday, with an address to the -King, ?? by 236,000 Irish Protestants. The Asichbishop of' ...

... basin particrtlarly flattering to Mr. M'Ctimmnn, as it was a spontaneous act of gratitude quite unlooked for otl his part.- Whig. ATIaOt o1)S OUTuuAGES.-Oll Sutiday evening, between the hours of three and four o-clock, the inhabitants of Cabhinteely, a ...

... bowled by Wheeler; 27; bys, I; wide ball, 1-29,; Ist innings, 61; total, 90: winning by 8 notehrs, and 6 wickets to go down.-N. Whig. . THE LATE LORD Manse ROBERT ?? de- ceased Lord, who wias uncle of the Marquis of Lothian and brother of Lord Robert Kerr ...

... of the city are identified, and counteract the effect of the renewed compact bet ween the Irish Repealers and 1tpe Vnglisli Whigs. Resolutions, in accordance with the parplse of the meeting, were moved and adopted, the hidiviiluats who took part in the ...