... connected with the relations between landlord and tenant, tell their own tale too fearfully to require any comment from us—Northern Whig of Saturday, On Tuesday morning, a man named Frawley murdered a poor woman named Nancy Bourke, between Croom and Rathkeale ...

... of a bluish colour. The barometer stood, at six o'clock 29.40; and the thermometer, through the day, ranged at 48. Northern Whig. Rev Ease or Foitruse.—A gentleman who, not many years age, represented a neighbouring borough in the Imperial Senate, is now ...

... a bluish colour. The barometer stood, at six o'clock 29.40; and the thermometer, through the day, ranged at 48. — Northern Whig. REVERSE or Fown.xe.—A gentleman who, not ninny years age, represented a neighbo uring borough in the Imperial Senate, is now ...

... railway doings of our Whig friends, we confess we are not apt to pay respect to persons. What is sauce fur the goose is sauce for the gander ; and if our contemporary will carry his recollection back, lie will find that some of our Whig friends, as lie ...

... couvenienee of the Printer. north Otitis!) Alail. TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 12, IPSO. There is a hope of a surplus to be disposed of. A Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer is said to be in a hopeful way, and likely to astonish people who never expected to see any such ...

... and so the affair ended for that night amid roars of laughter.. • On Frefar, Mr. Herman, stung, no doubt, by the gibes of the Whig officials, and perhaps becoming conscious that he was cutting a ridiculous figure, ' mustered up sufficient courage to give ...

... of spiritual aid, spending the money in episcopal palaces; deserve all the contempt anybody has to spare, after giving the Whigs their proper allowance If the following bill be not rrai, then, most certainly, it is, at all event:4, vraisemblable. - - - ...

... he had become familiar with the aspiratians and sentiments of farmers, merchants, and artisans— be had cons ersed both with W'higs cud Democrats—with landowners in the South, and with Degrees, Laid and free. The epoch at which he visited the great commonwealth ...

... of spiritual aid, spending the money in episcopal palaces; desene all the contempt anybody has to spate, after giving the Whigs their proper allowance If the following Lill be not then, most certainly, it is, at all events, reni Palace for Bishop Sneaklinm ...

... and so the attiiir ended for that night amid roars of laughter. on Friday, Mr. Horsmaii, stung, no doubt, by the gibes of the Whig officials, and perhaps becoming conscious that he was cutting a ridiculous figure, mustered up sufficient courage, to give ...

... he lad become familiar with the aspirations and sentiments of farmers, merchants, and artisans—he had conversed both with Whigs and Democrats—with landowners in the south, and s ith negroes, bond and free. The epoch at which he the great commonwealth ...

... pic- turesque, and his descriptions of the architectural remains of antiquity are embued with much classic spirit.— Norther* Whig. Dublin: Hodges It Smith, Publishers, Grafton Street. London : Simpkin, Marshall & Co. Edinburgh: Mass Black. SOLD IT ALL ...