... districts, would secure for them the choice all the best and the most willing workmen. The able and intelligent Editor the Northern Whig, Mr. James Simms, of Belfast, assured us that English farmers, possessed capital, settling now in Ireland, might speedily acquire ...

... clear-sighted ard calm-thinking Spectator. The following extract from the leading columns of passionate and not over-scrupulous Whig journal shews the process of illumination to working even within the pomccria of Downingstreet. The Examiner winds up an able ...

... become law in three months, as the new con- I stitution was in France by the Constituent Assembly, not ail the efforts of the Whig ministry could have prevented the country from being completely revolutionized. si sic omnia ! But Sir Robert was not deficient ...

... idea was not more absurd to the apprehension of the free and enlightened Yankee skipper than is the notion to a liberal and Whig ministry, of a college, or university, or indeed any other institution being free and independent in which principal, professor ...

... to know why Mr. had been selected to fill the important office of Assistant-Barrister for the Queen’s County, the Northern Whig seems to have fathomed the secret in a moment. It was, ‘according to that Ministerial organ, a well- timed peace-offering to ...

... entertained at dinner by the Bishop. | attendance was very numerous, one hundred and | twenty-six sitting down to dinner.—Northern Whig. ...

... of Londonderry. will make his public entry into Belfast on Thursday next, an hour of which due notice will given. —Northern Whig. The Duke of Wellington visited Dover on Monday last, and promenaded the pier for nearly two hours. This is the second non ...

... of Tlhin, may have done, they have j at all events produced the following profession of faith I from the weekly organ of the Whig ministry. The article of the Examiner tells its own tale—that tale is but the printed judgment of the London mob upon the spirit ...

... Joy to the office of Attorney- General, Mr. Donerty succeeded him as Second Law Officer ; a post which he held until the Whigs came into office with Lord Grey, who appointed him to the dis- tinguished post, which he held up to the day of his death, upon ...

... Esq., R.M., James Steen, Esq., J. M‘Caw, Esq., W. H. | Maicolm, Esq., Doctor Andrew Marshall, James Simms, Esq. (Northern Whig), J. A. Henderson, Esq. (News- Letter), Thowas Ward, E:q., W. Booker, Esq., John Goodwin, Esy, &c. Ke. ‘The wines were in great ...

... Mr. Tyrrell was thrown out and had his shoulder dislocated, besides several cuts and bruises his head anil body.— Northern Whig It is stated that the proprietors of the steam-ship 1 Minerva have offered one-half the value of the ship and cargo the o»ner ...

... question involving the rights and independence of the bar, the case is not without its interest. It has of late years, since the Whigs came into power, been a practice of those anomalous authorities who pre- side over Irish affairs in Ireland, to bestow legal ...