... information to our readers a QUEEN’S COLLEGE, GALWAY We take the following, with the Greatest pleasure, from the Northern Whig. The high ettainments of Mr, Ban. wick, his zeal for education, and his tried and liberality of would, indeed, make his elevation ...

... “ best of the story is, that there are many converts but to another. In his publication of yesterday morn- “ from the Whig and Whig-radical ranks. ing, an article of nearly two columns in length ap- “ For instance, Mr. Georce Bruce, of Miltown pears, ...

... After which they adjourned to their new nual festival. Lodge and Club-rooms, Upper Cecil-st. to celebrate the an- The Northern Whig says—On Tuesday evening, a fire broke out in the machine hackling-room of the large linen spinning establishment of Messrs ...

... around Belfast ; and have ever taken the di tine terest in its operations. 24 names only are report in the th inet. Northern Whig, to have been present at the meeting of the This state of things has been gradually brought on by a evstematic departure from ...

... the flax-spinner to the old ban heel, or the farmer throw aside his thrashing-machine, and + sume the flail, as The Northern Whig » Praeger, Esq., has been the flax-crower ecnfine himself to Mr. \arnes’s favourite Imperal Viee-Consul for the pert of No ...

... station on the Great Southern and West nand Mid- land Great Western to any place on the London and North Western Railway. The Whig of Tuesday say A nun r of new students entered for the second Term. M Cr: class of English Literature will be opened, to-day ...

... FARMS tO Lei, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. BOUT 650 Acres of the Lands of ABOY: L at present divided into 6 Farms, whig as they mostly adjoin, could be let ly These prime DAIRY and TIL AGE PARMS are Mines, distant from Cork shout 6 to the village of Ballinhassig ...

... what it is. We have become convinced that of these three facts. there is Tt is in the possession of Mr. Underwood. The Belfast Whig comes out in the following complimen: no disputing—viz., the sounds, the intelligence, and the tary strain—Poor Doctor Drew ...

... such seencs. dbiting ¢ . other, Tie news of this infaruati Ben, Res bat. Quebec rresdon ut of the Quth Bengal CORPS. Northern Whig, writing from reached ths. and tie mania spread th Manchester Ist W. 1 Regt Jamaica; Chatham Dow — A us that on te throughout ...

... facts The following letter has been received b: the Managers Thad a conversation with two Ameri- an incomprehensible whig—so that the whigs never knew of the Provident Institution, St. lace :— About a month ago, mme to Belfast to buy linens and when they ...

... particularly gratify- ing, because so many Irishmen of all politics and creeds— in one room, and separated without a shindy.—(Great Whig and Tory, Catholic and Protestant—had met together iter), meeting then broke up, it being near eight BAIL Tvespay IMPORTANT ...

... was otherwise, and unfortunately opersted only as a premium upon in- dolence. We copied, a few days ago, from the North- ern Whig,a letter on the subject of flax culture, in which the writer says :—‘* Had the cotton-spinners “ and manufacturers ofthe North ...