... moan* of strength, by becoming satisfied with the mode of our Government ? We are not a ilittle gratified to observe, that an organ of vast power, for good or for evil. The Tunes, instead of limiting its views to the mere surface subject of a conviction or an acquittal,frankly and strongly declares that bo, reality, but matter of secon’ dary importance, in a national point of view. After ...

... per lb. Is Irer dozen. Smithfield Cattle Mahxet, Wednesday, April 26.—Prices follows : —Prime Beef, hrst quality, to 52s ; second quality, 6d to 40s ; Mutton, to p. r lb., sinking orial; Veal Calves, from 30* to each Lambs, lOs to 20s each. There was very inferior market, to-day, owing to the wetness of the weather. Sales were dull. /.codon. Monoat, Apbil 24. Grain, frc —We have bad a fair ...

... MR. O’CONNELL’S GRATITUDE TO THE II I S v ow :, ,f . * • ct-y ‘autitv lou U »uew a Utile houevtj.'* - Shaescsa *. •* Honour to Whom honour is due.” The Repeal Association has corered itself with glory. It has given a prac tical and convincing proof of ability discharge the dutie. of legislation, should the destinies of Ireland committed to its hands. Without a dissentient voice, without even ...

... TO TBC KDITOR THE NOUTUCRM WHIG. At this —I'OtF tiie 1215 uf June, th*»re it tlill considerable breadtb land in waning for teed po. il is important not only for the farmer, but for th« public to know, that tlie tela ought to be planted whole. tbit mode, there will let# danger of rot, and much greater certainty of a speedy and vigorous bud. June 12, 1343. A Friend to AGRicDi.TDtt. raorrERED ...

... APRIL Hpi of 2., for mire,. &c -we.gbt for 11 1 ,Ue. Two roller K-nnrdy'. b m Fair, Quern, ' 1. Ferffu»on*« Sittrr to Fireaway, 3 yr«, .. ••• *«. of Madrid Suker, for U.ree-yr.u-old, .or. each ; ft—Haihbnde post. M , o’NoiU’o bjr David, 00l of Limerick Lava, M J.'Viup«-i«k by Conjuror, out of Maid of bc by Lang.r. dam Bluchrr «rt, 3 O, ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SALE THIS DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. AUCTION OF J CEMKIHT 4l \ B XS'mKll, To Close a Consignment. I THE SUBSCRIBERS will Sell by AUCffION, at their STORES, 29, WARING-STREET, Thia Day (TUESDAY), the 3lsr ins*., ONE o’clock, Barrels Best English Manufactured ROMAN CEMENT; and 30 Do. finest quality ALABASTER, criler to close a Consignment. H. & W. M‘NEILL. H. C. CLARKE, Auctioneer. Belfist, 31st ...

... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Ah different opinions and practices prevail in different district* and estates, respecting the proportion poor-rate* payable the occupying tenants, would you be good a* to stale, briefly And plainly, wt.at the present law is, and oblige many of your country readers. If you would also inform them whether tenants are. by law, allowed any portion of the ...

... Belfast, Dee. 31, 1842. From the unusual mildness of the present Winter, field labour has progressed in an unprecedented degree. There is greater breadth of ground under wheat culture, than ever remember to have witnessed; and our personal observations extend through the five connecting Counties. The braird is remarkably fine, healthy and encouraging in its appearance, and strong and broad in ...

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