... togetberi |but in the best parts of Ulster tivee is no maw to restrain Ilie Ilandlord from plundering the poor. When a reforming Whig, government come to deal with ; this state of things, they bring in a isseaure which spseaks F reithet of Ulster nor of Connaught; ...

... propel it. The most promising move in | favour of a good, useful, and satisfactory “tenant-right” would be the expulsion of the Whigs. ...

... observed in his annoyance, the character of b.ing •• piejured jurors; for be it remembered that John Drummond, Esq., R.M.—a Whig functionary of known liberal leanings, and :s, magistrate never suspected of favouring Protestants—lias found himself compelled ...

... already made, and still to be made, from this metropolis—we think that if all our Irish constituencies, whether represented Whig, Conservative, or Radical, called on their Members to resist the threatened Bill every form and means of epposition that the ...

... principal safeguard is to deal with respectable merchants, or seedsmen, whose cliaractcr will their safest guarantee. —Northern Whig. Eaui.y Vkoktabi.ks. —Yesterday, very fine new potatoes, and full-grown, excellent asparagus, were seen on sale at Anneslcy's ...

... already made, and still be made, from this metropolis-we think that of all our Irish constitu- eucies, whether represented by Whig, Coemservative, or Ra- dical, called on their members to resist the threatened bill by every form and means of opposition that ...

... the Lord Lisutecancy are? In the first place, Tr itse con' erted Young Irelander in Cork ; and in the next Dv place, all the. Whig officials over here cell out for such a Cl1 measure-, and say that jobbing is cardied on in the Castle. Di Thank yots, gentlemen ...

... oni-.lii p for the inauguration the School, that his Lordship has fixed Wednesday evening the 10th of April, for that purpose. Whig. Emigration from Derry— On comparing tho return of the number of emigrants who have left out port for tl quarter just ended ...

... affect their loyalty to the plan, and the produce returned, when he would make a state* Queen. meat of the results. —Northern Whig, . The rent for the week was announced to be jCI2 ss. lid. ...

... Orangemee throng to the castle in the foucd hope of resuscitating Protestant ascendancy. A Whig ?? is in, and forthwith the avenues of the castle are beset with Whig sycophalts, place-hunters, and venal pn- triots (bear, hear). Abolish this osffice -put ...

... intimation was, we have reason to believe, | accompanied by private letters from many of the guar- (some of them holding high Whig opinions), ex- | pressing their gratification at being able at once to serve | the public interest in so decided a manner, ...

... abounded, that the population are well nigh swept away altogether; and the consequence of that infernal policy which tl'e Whigs permitted, is now felt in the nearly deserted aspect of the country towns on market days, and the non-consumption of these ...