... moved that 8Oa. should be declared, but his views were overruled, and the origiual resolution gave appa. rently general ?? Whig. ADULTERATION OF FLOUB.-A charge of adulterating wheat fdour with alum was preferred at the Waketield Court- house, on Monday ...

... -landed interest. But in the passing of speculation to and fro we hear nothing about relief to the Irish spirit trade. When the Whigs were in, nothing, it was urged, could be more unjust and impolitic than the repres- sion of a great branch of the national ...

... Sons have contracted, is completed, still greater facilities for repairing and refitting steam vessels will be avail-' able.- Whig. A MEDIOALF Krsiq IN ToE PHILIPPINs ISLANDS.- About thirty years ago; a French Eurgeon, U. de Ia Gi- ronniere, wena to the ...

... indignation of all English merchants against the tY satd paltry policy of the WVhigs. Tne fact of the P nd back-sliding of the Whigs in reference to the EOuJget his created a confidence iu men's winds that there vill be no change, and that they may speculate ...

... labouring under depression of spirits for some time p,, The body was interred on Tuesday with the usual milileo tionours.-lVorafer, Whig. There is, says the Afaccleefeld Courier, at this timn residing in this tow n an Irishmen, whose grandfather die some twelve ...

... t (laughter)-he is a member of the cabinet and Cbancellor of c the Exchequer (hear, and laughter)-a Whig poet wrote a L couple oF lines about the Whigs which may now be very fairly c applied to the Protectionist party- t -As bees on flowers alighting cease ...

... 18G8. TO 'LtUB EPITOR OF THE FREEmAN. Soa-HavIng seen In your paper of the Ist ust., a paragraph copied from the Zortela's Whig on the sub -at of the late Ivestiture of the Order of the Bath, in which mention is made of Dsputy CommisEarv General Power ...

... quality. The potato diseate has made considerable progress during the week, but the tubers are still pretty free Irom its ?? Whig. RAILW AY RETURNS. BELFAST AND B^LLYstNA.-Traffic for the week ending Aug. 23d, 1851, as follows:-Passengers, 10,775; amonnt ...

... OPPOSITION TO THE INCOME TAX. (FROM A TUAM CORRESPONDENT.) The feeling against the iniquitous effort of the rotten and treacherous Whig ministry to saddle the country with the income and other imposts, as described in the budget, is spreading like wildfire through ...

... the fair amounted to 2718 horses, $27 black elttlc,. 486 pigs, 401 sheep, 6 ealves, and a goats; t ota number of s etock, ?? Whig. ; IER HEAD, DUBLIN., ?? AMVA=L WU To 9, A.iL, WULY 6. Wind-W.N.W. J 3uns 6-Arrived-Duke of Cambridge, steamer, Liverpool; ...

... received with peculiar sa- ' tisfection by the numerous fellow-townsmen and friends of .e Mr. Hinkcs in Belfast and its ?? Whig. A Nsw GovitrioR FonR SPIKE ISnAND.-We (Cork 1e Reporur) read the following in the Cakdoeia Maerciy:- tt Mr. Peter Hay, a ...

... Full House. 1 Full Houte makes ?? O ne Defeat. I Defeat ?? one Large Minority. 20 Mino ities make ?? OOne W hig Ministry. 1 Whig Ministry makes.O . One regret the death of Sir Robert Peel !-Fi'ch. Tre NATIONAL GALLERY.-It is reported that the government ...