... feelings, has left n e no alternative. ANGLESEY, Dublin Castle, 27th/ Jan- 1531. R1'OarTED SUlBMISSION OF O'CONNELL.-TIle Whig of yesterday states, on the authjority of a-private letter firom Durblin, tbat on Satturda; night Mr. O'Connerll put in a ...

... belonging to the Trades in Armagh, took place in that city, when resolutions were agreed to, favour of Repeal and Reform.— Whig. Belfast Hospital. —Patients at present in Hospitalmedical, G3; surgical, 32. Pilot Boat Upset, and Four Men Droumed.—Oa Wednesday ...

... prosecution ? If such a course be persisted in he was afraid w* would all become agitators. The Whigs who are now in power, have promised much, but the Whigs never did anything. ( Cheers.) What has been the treatment of the native Irish all along ? In the ...

... ringtails and •dersails, ami hoist your sky-scrapers; tor if you ™ rim upon the rocks of dissolution, it is my t Jln that the Whig ship * Cabinet’ may to pieces. -Age. Ai| inshex of Ah ...

... sails, an,) hoist your sky-serapers ; for if you should be cill upoil the reocss of dissolution, it is -my opinion that the Whig silip Cabittet' may go to pieces.-Age. A ]etter from New South WVales, datted I 5th Ang-ist, Contains the followiing extr ...

... the late Ministers, aoi ts success ha n considelra . The jeu d'esprits, -And its its at rhigsremind us of the old times of Whig and warfare. CHARLES T'IE TENTI.-In the calling list of the Court of Session for the current week, we observe the fol- lowing ...

... invaluable labours, the entire Kingdom is indebted, has been assailed, with the ingratitude and the foulest calumny.- Die Snrthern Whig, which ably advocated your rdims, when every other Journal Ulster was either blent or hostile, has been attacked with unequalled ...

... Clergymen who have congregations in the town, well as the most respectable portion their hearers, and others of the inhabitants.— Whig. ...

... admired and Co,l '* Secretary for Ireland (Sir ««»du«t was natural; but Ireland bad a something more from present Ministers. Whig and Liberal Adminietmtion Ireland bad a. *peci much ; and wished know what the Mi-4, do? condemned, vehemently con* ' ll *e ...

... deceive all heamts, save that wvithin. Loan ByRox'S CoaSAIR.j rr BHE Mfessrs. IBUTLER'S Ai1vertisement in the I Chronicle and Whig of this day is so excerdingly facetious, aild their Irish argument, that they cannot be said to have aimned at moriopoly Ihr ...

... any other consequences than what have noticed ; and the evening the different Lodges marched quietly out of town. —NorUiem Whig. THE LATE DISCUSSION AT COLERAINE. To the Editor of the Belfast Chronicle. “ quo dis.tedere Non erit eiuLso reditu* tibi. Quid ...

... priesthood, and the unjust discontent the Catholics after having received ipation. j Mr. F. I). Fim.iv, Proprietor the Northern Whig, warmly and eloquently rebutted the charge made against the Catholic Priests, the course of which, he ■ sfateil that having ...