... come out their door., when they hear mo.ie. He.r* ...

... The unhappy progress of Puseyiam, and its disastrous eon equene the KsUblidled Church, lea.ling, raby, the comparative of Protestantism in its cradle, and at maturity, brings prominently into view the ity, present period, of those observances which obtained, when just cm. rging from the dark clouds which Ion: and fearfully eclipsed Christiaolty; and somewhat surprising, th:.t this ...

... G 0 Rt D 0 N'S D I 0 R A Di A) MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. FANHE PROPRIFTOR ibeg3 leave respectfully to ?? J ?? highly-llberal patronago witih which lho waS holloured by the Citizeiso of Aberdeen, during the recent h-olidays, and to Intnleto that. als the Exhibition Positively Closes, on SATUnDAY the 21st Inst., lie econfidently trusts that a contimnasneO Of public oipproval will be ten- derei ...

... tl ar THE NORTHERN WHIG, F ne =o an be revenue, will leave me a surplus of £760,000 ; a gate that will goin payment of that arrear, wtich from mence the year, and a surplus that will be further in ) pay- by aay improvement shat may take place in the s avail of the country. 1 am bound to admit, that this su ue of not one of such an amount as would have been : rerted tory either to myself or the ...

... tnl~~~ti~et~~s o r f Iit r' i , ~ ~ f kA V I N (. ?? reqiuested by Ilrany of yor 1irlinliler to i4 atlow tys if to be pit in nomnitlati n as your M)CAN, for; aintber yeCr. I halve resolveil. alctioustl wait sonic rceletaice. aslillt. tc 0ime forward tin at Candidlte If 3.t are of qopillilin tliot my ?? condurlCt. riu thC Past vealr, h o 1-it . Ie r treb ai . warrtnlt my ?? cit tiero t uhble I ...

... MbAHICNAI, 7OiLLM~t .AWDM2ittt~t' i H l f llowiug S U B 3 E C T S will bc taught during the ensniig S Li M E IT S F s s I 0 N: L Saeacjrxs. 7eoelhcm v Di. If, -S, Datf (! Commenic'cement. ?? In addition to tie ordiniariy wfnllls, Excihioiis will beo matte oil tho Siatl ililys. for tie btotitt (thi'so ?? tWh10 monn ho dmril ois of lo!coming icquafnciil wtth the natural pi ltdiuetiouns o tho ...

... the 22d instant. GaBOCNtNO Opebations fob th« Week —Kitcren- Gabden ABO Obchabd.—/a-door Department Piae«.— Now that are in the heart of their growing season, let supply ,h *'® abundantly with the usual stimuli of liquid manure, and atron*, heat, shutting them up rally in the afternoon, with tb. ir learea all dripping, from the use of the synnge. Vinery. —The bunches of the latest tines may ...

... the Marquis of Donegal! in the Chair, for the purpose of taking into consideration certain alterations, proposed to be made by the Lagan Navigation Company, in the Lagan canal, which alterations the said shareholders conceived might materially affect the Botanic Garden. After some observations from Mr. John Montgomery, Mr. M'Cfeery said, he did not know how he could better explain the ...

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... Oh Sunday, Mr. O’Cunnell held Repeal meeting at Mallow, where, it is said, he was met by 4041,000 persons The Very Rev. Dr. Culliot presided, and Mr. O'Conoell spoke upon the usual topics. In the evening, he was entertained at public dinner; and, on his health being gi« he delivered an address, more menacing, and more directly preparing hit followers for action, than any that he hid ...

... GBAND-JURY RATES— COUNTY DOWN. (Conclusion of the Report the Committee of ratepayer. ' of the Barony of Doffeno.) Clemb oe tr e Caoteit ard Peace— The dalle, of Clerk of the Cro.n are conßoed to the Asaiies. Hi. sa,.r. i. 4001. a-ye.r from .he Count, addition whieh reeei.e. fee. a.er.gioa 1131.. making 673/.; for .hl.h, it appear, by the e.ideree of Commi.Moner.. .he done, requoed at.rod.nee “ ...