... Thursdey an inhabited Lous with the furniture, the property of Kyan, ot Gloubeg, was malicu siv burned, On Tuesday, Belfast Whig, while the Standard was being hauled otf the dr doch, siter repai s, a thous! less boy leaped into a tial-Lottemed cot tor ...

... bill is not a very long one. The preamble is unusually laconic, but is not without its specimen of the verbal fulgery in which Whig crown lawyers delight. The first danse of the bill orders that the act shall come into operation from the day of the cessation ...

... mom than 16 bushels bone d ay ,. expeditica. The Admiralty ordered ice saws to be is plate -man , has been canvassing the Whigs of Drogheda, Coolly as I should have done, for when Lillali his- dust, or 8 bushels mixed with dry cool allies or street Lately ...

... districts. A most insidious advice has been pressed upon the government, to which, with a fatal weakness characteristic of the Whigs, they have most unfortunately yielded. We have already in more than one article alluded to the sub- ject while the matter still ...

... the ascendant, and glorious consummation The four provinces of impoveristied Ireland will rise as one roan, and then neither Whig nor Tory tyrant can slay the onward move Ireland towards the goal glory. ...

... travelled a great part of Ireland, and who communicates the result of bis observations our Belfast colemporsry, the Northern Whig. Who can the landlord be whom he refers .* 1 met most intelligent well educated man. a grazier, in the town of Tburles; he ...

... enough, or resolute enough, to stopjt in the Lords, or say 800 !” to it in the Commons. It has been, for some Parliaments, a Whig scheme ; it is just now a dainty sop for the Financial Reformers. The policy of the party, and their temporary expediency, ...

... Ireland was sacriiccd for the interest of the cotton lords of England. And the minister knew this when granted free trade. But Whig, Tory, or Radical English ministers are erer ready to aggrandise Eng* land at the expense of Ireland (hear, hear). How far ...

... themselves inmates of the Poor*house, after this rale shall have been extorted from them in their poverty; thus it is that the Whigs are running on making things worse in this unhappy country —and thus it is that to extort Poor Rates from thousands now in ...

... that they could not do better than entrust tbe subject to really reforming law officer of the crown—an animal almost u rare u Whig Chancellor of tbe Exchequer with sixpence in his pocket. Colonel DUNNE said tbe opinion in Ireland u to the value of the bon ...

... Thursday last, Mr. Meredyth, of Kandalstown, county Meath, and believe brother-in-law of the placeman, has been canvassing the Whigs of Drogheda, and feeling hi* way amongst theni —Jmudalk Democrat. Institution. —Mr. Haughtoo acknow- IwJges the receipt of ...

... course, some good soil, and great deal more that is very inferior. The rent lam told is very moderate.—X /mmj in Northern Whig. Defalcations have been discovered the Market Wcighlon Savings-Hank. It is not expected that the depositors will softer much ...