... for which we are indebted to the Peelites. 'Mir. ,eogh never -was, a Whig-his promotion, It it take- plae, will be due oacinsively to.the followers df Sir'Rbbrt Peel; not to the Whigs, but to the raen of high moral sentiment and Puritan political integrity ...

... raised by Mr. Georg, gardenr to Lord Duffetin, Clandebov, and afford another proel of the skill and caro of this adar .vlo ?? Whig. . ...

... 8achusetts, December 16, 1792, and waP highly successful in trade, His great u wealth gave him a commandiug po1ition in the old Whig nit party, and he was twice elected to Congress from the ?? of Boaton, In 1848 he wai a prominent candidate for the Ore VI ...

... 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 ...

... uaredreseed for the wrong and robbery I then smstained; and although I have through various and opposite channels brou6ht the Whigs, the Tories, and the coaleacees to weok some justice forthespoliation permitted by ofcfiials wielding the military, constabulary ...

... 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 ...

... will have to wait for some titme e such are offered by the present leaders of ibs ConsorVatiF or by Lord John Russell end the Whig Bcmp.-Morn A4DeraUea . WHITE V TYRRELL._The following letter has been ad- dressed by the plaintiff to the SWeretry of the PstriOti ...

... and tfe obervance of holidays which invariably foll upon the ineat tilnes fof deep ses- fishing. . Police politicians, both Whig'and Tary,' attributed It to Bibbonism and agitation in general whish hand 'et the peoplethoroughlyastray. And fnslly,sthe. ...

... injes; wire fencing sad wirework of W mien tilig, Irou-gatesj'paiDslinun folrenstal; grubbers, harrows, calts, &o..-Northeras Whig of Tinredoy. ir1osP'ETATI OR: CF Ssoam.R. &o -By an order in council, dated July 28th instant, it is direoted that an order ...

... rate of 8e. 6d. per cwt. We understand that this was the first sale ii Belfast market, of this seasons oat crop.- A7orther' Whig. Captain Jackson, of Attyflin, cuts down, on his estate at Fanningetown, by machine, in one day, eight acres of wheat requiring ...

... London- dorry election, has been postponed in conseqaouce of the excitement of the county. A correspondent of the Nortdern Whig writes from Londonderry:- We don't know the crown's intentions; but, from general surmise, as well as from the circumstance ...

... affected with the blight, aind that, of' tr till, urlonioist acid Bpeculantsa may, to scute extent, be ieint, Z01tort/a' W~hig. At presont noarly all the creps in thits part of tho tountlr r, with the exception of the late dictnicis, ha~ve bieca cat ...