... favourable on the crops, and checks all progressive movement in the money value Grain ; and, Wheat is maintaining rather a high range of prices, is not desirable for consumers, or, indeed, the real interests of the farmers, that the advanea should continue much longer. The accounts continue favourable the Wheat; disparaging reports do, and always will, pew vail at this season ; but, on the ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l liberty ofinforming your eorreipoodent, Q K ,** that, if, by the Euitaetstmt Fmnd, ihc General PreAyterUn Fund, whose mettiaam held in the Vcatry of Eustace street Congregation, Dublin, bn finite mistaken in hi* conjecture. That food rceelTcs no • wiriion the £397 allotted Gownmeut, toward* the iuZrt the widow. d , Minuter, the Bynod Ulster, nor any ...

... of the neighbouring Sabbath Schools. The test was selected from Genesis xvii. that Ishmael might live before tbec, —from which the feelings of Christian parent towards his chilhen were simply, yet impressively exhibited, in the death 1 he would wish them shun, and the life he would wish them to lead. The number of schools which attended was twenty-two, and the number of children above 1,800, ...

... of rescu.*, which can think of; and, unfortunately, too many of the avowed friends of liberal measures are averse to that simple remedy. They call upon the electors to making sacrifices, rather than extend to them that shield of secrecy and security, which every gentleman thinks necessary to his own convenience and protection in his club-room. The poor man must needs peril his little all, ...

... what perfectly compatible with fair political di*cu>- have dwelt thus far upon this subject, because feci it to an imperative duty to every thing in our power, for the purpose of discountenancing a system crimination and contemptuous abuse, against the more determined Reformers, which consider, in the highest degree, mischievous. VV e look upon it being well tilted to split the Liberal party ...

... O’Ferrall, Archbold, Burke, Majority for O’Ferrall, Archbold, 726 226 532 The election virtually over. Two the three booths are closed, to-night. The other will close to-morrow.— O’Ferrall and Archbold are, point of fact, sitting Members. Queen’s County Election.—Martiiorocgm, Wednesday.--The election has commenced under fearful and exciting inHucuce. Already have the foul faction ...

... Khett quantus equi*. quantus adesl »iris Sudur! What hoarsenesses caught from extinguishing I'opcry ! What sobs, sighs, groans, and execration, in all the beauty holiness ! Kven as it was, there scarcely a farmer bold improvident enough to drive a flock of sheep along the most retired lane Kngland, for fear must inevitably Ik* ridden over the Parsons scouring the country a>l directions, and ...

... Tmndiiji, Mu »j. A» appliealionjiraii iMe. Mr. the K#. J-T-. »• T. Morphy, Evf, M. D , Kmc. K*4;.Uk Ulteobr «r--ryiag. eid the fane# fcrsnrille*. »chekg*e le Sglil » duel. The of atoroMdSoKioo wore Mr. oa.AMnt to the BboriA;«od«hc petum ohow influence tU' SuMhrri(rW«ioppol®» ...

... Majority over the Hanoverians, the day, 144. POLL. O’Connell, 3,009 j Hamilton, Hutton, 2,995 | West, Gross majority over the Hanoverians, 36. Previous the announcement of the poll, Mr. O’Connell, accompanied by Mr. Leland Crosthwaite, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, and several other gentlemen, appeared on the platform, when a wild and enthusiastic shout of acclamation rent the air, accompanied the ...

... everywhere, and will require cutting very quickly. The appearance of the crop most promising in tbit neigh* bourl.ood, and several stacks have been made in excellent condition. The oats and barley have, also, improved very much, and are fast getting ripe; a great breadth is cut, and some already housed. The {teas are nearly all housed, and, we believe, will turn out well. Beans are short, but ...

... ■■ > f«Ung, I think, mo«t highly ctcdiubfc to that Noble ■nd gallant (for »hom entertain the •anneal and highest regard), and which feeling, I certain, will duly appreciated by the country large. Little now reroaina for me to add, but return my moot heartfelt tbanka to the Liberal conatituenls this town, for the honour now conferred roe, and for tire unprecedented and unceasing esertioos they ...