... Bel'ast, John Lamb, a member of the eSeeiety of Friends, fa wellkhuown agricultural correepondert oi the Belfast Northern Whig. ylEADoWccRooTr.-On the 22und lnot., ugtd 33 years, Alice, sieter of Mr. Meadoworoft. professor of music, of tbis city. MA8TZaE ...

... Brougham.and be I mrn Vaux, on the Opinions expressed by his Lordship in the of Auchterarder Case ,` and as the author of The Whig- I ith gism of the Old School, as exemplified in the Past I ed History and Present Position of the Church of Scotland. rate ...

... 94, John Sinclaro, Esq., the oldest in- fro' ren habitant of Belfast, and the last of the Irish Volunteers. I b The Northern Whig says, The demise of thbi flue specimen the 2, of the eold Irish gentleman' created more excitement than, It X perhaps, might ...

... of that measure;- bisho which, consdering thathis familypossessed several on II pocket boroghs, and tat 'he wasamong that. Whig shoul aritocacywh solon rgared hegovernment of the earlyavcc of the repeal of Ithe - cornlwwe i own cotinedpene manyupon thehnadwe ...

... PrevIous to his set. aceession to the Do~ae the late earl eat in the House of Commnone. all, He Invariably voted with the Whig party. The present earl was re- 5f r. tre ?? omn ttels general elertion for the an in h olb agemjrt.Avcnymesqst~cssi 0n ?? ...

... eornet ft he a lt- lte a tdain jl8* hoe we4 hpnnto4 dolonl tn-ohtef ofC te NmortmlYok mnilla (rhiel}! ,Nnit~i~t1Itf bhew &~ Whig. huhhce topk ?? ?? In do! ult~orimato the idukedlom end. oewr dlgntez djvolvo uipon hio, ooualn, Lod ~Godolph1It eldeit eon ...

... ia fhoe letlife guards. In. 1848 he was apdio ted 'eolonekl-n-eief 'of the North York militba (rsi. XL~i politics he~waa a W~hig, but he took no very active .pabrt In plolitical atfs.n Io default of lasue the dukedom and otlier dignities'devolve upea hhis ...

... the county. In the political affaiss of the town, ir. John Addison u never took an active part. His opinions were of the o Whig, or Liberal, school; but, after his appointment as a t judge, he never exercised his privilege as an electos, doubtless from ...

... 'the PrincReg entsi' Adonis; Leigh unt, in: fit of;in-' dipuateon 'at the egent'sB having 'broken' his' inomise -the I l 'Whig, ,iddad-'of fift'y. 'Theprince's 'g,,triurphed o'ver his diinretiois,'and'dn 'the 'pretend~ed 'ground, of'some' words 'uf ...

... when, in recognition- of the literary.artiolcs, of 'the young barristeor, and of his 'relationship to Zacaryi Macaklay,, lhe Whigs appointed him to a coummissionership of. bank- rupty.I,l,3he became a muember. Of.pa~irfamit In thec hg interest, representing ...