... reduction in his own salary of £ll,OOO a-year, as Lord Chancellor, on account of the cheapness of food. His correspondent was a Whig, and something more, for he was a red-hot Radical. By these free-trade measures they had lowered the value of the produce, ...

... of these arrangements, the Irish people are deeply indebted to the of Clarendon. THE BELFAST QUEEN'S COLLEGE. The Northera Whig has the following statement : We are glad to be able to state, for the information of the friends of agricultural improvement ...

... of the national budget. For some months past, it has been known that we were to be blessed with that rare phenomenon under Whig rule—a surplus of revenue to the extent of nearly two millions; and speculation has been upon the stretch to know what was ...