... using all means to defeat the canie of the people. But that he will triumph we do not entertain the slightest doubt -Northern W'hig. PUBLIC WORKS IN DONEGAL- We are most happy to learn that the Board of Works has granted upwards of 30001. in aid of presentments ...

... that the blunder is a very gross one. The present governaenft were always claiming credit for superior correctne`sw ad the Whigs were in office ; but one of the blundes ?? committed by them since their return to ?? .oId shoW how groundless are their ? ...

... in mock heroic verse, a series of dialogues between the ruined proprie- tor of an Irish estate, and a political quack of the Whig- economic school. This poem is a very clever and stinging satire upon the baneful operation of the pre- sent poor law in Ireland ...

... the bulk of the harvest would. be secure. We have a good report of all crops in this ditse trict except potatoes. Northern Whig. ?? 'OA¶.-A Killinchy farmer informs us that he pum-, poses cotmmencing cutting sixty acres of oats in the end of ,he presentt ...

... the course of his lecture Mr. Barron occasionally read ex. IIh tracts from the most eminent writers of the present day both Whig and Tory, as well as from those of the lea, he century. Amongst other distinguished writers, lie quoted tile le arguments of ...

... constituency, with rwhom he has neither connection or acquaintance, are ad i muirabie. The address is the perfect model of a Whig can. I didate's manifesto. The paper will repay perusal. n t, There is a golden moral conveyed in the next paper- b 1 The ...

... 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 ...

... colliago. of Towhseend iuut; nodoubt, be anxiously Iooked -for by, ibe; country readei'og6jsip We wonade' owether '*ai Saer Whig or Tory.] GeneralsLaayletti was lately ieatediatt a dinner next-to a Bishop. 'Sir,'said tbe OGenerl;, '-shall I hetp'yu to ...

... low-citizen. The candour of the following is highly ere- ditalbe to this Torv publication : ?? In politics Mr. Colles was a Whig. and the Liberal party had no faster friend-none whose attachment did them more honour. Ile held his political opinions, as ...

... over the earth. It only remained to summon the poor to this banquet of civilisation. and Providence sent them Pius IX. Let Whigs, Toiries, Badicale, Republicans, and the Gracchi salute hiss with enthusiasm. The great legislative tribunals of Paris and ...

... are, are rsurpassed by her amiable and estimable qualities of head and heart. If we are to have even a brief continuance of Whig rulers, the lady in question will shed a grace and lustre around the circle in which it will bo then her pro- vince not to ...

... fiamiliarly known among his numerous friends as the Old Brawny Buffer, to Anna Maria, second daughter of that sturdy, good old Whig, 'Dr. Shipley, of Bodryddan, Flintshire, and late Dean ofSt. Asaph, grand-daughter of t Jonathan, the celebrated bishop oftthat'see ...