... tried in this court, and if so they should certainly have a fair trial. After all, Plain Jock is about the hopeatest of the Whigs; at any rate he is much lees given to can't and claptrap than others among them who get credit for far higher magnanimity. ...

... destroyed were insured. There are at meant five of time sufferer, in the Hospital, who are progr s ing ftsregrahly.—..Northeru Whig. ...

... shape. It grew in the garden of Henry. T. iligginson, Esq. of Lisburn. We never before met with so weighty a pear.—Northern Whig. Lord Dunsancy has been appointed, by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, a Deputy-Lieutenant fur the County Meath. ...

... observation from Mr. Rea, that such conduct was downright persecution—it was the Church militant with a vengeance.—NOrthern Whig. STATE OF TRAIE. BRADFORD, THCIUADAT. WooL—There is an evident slackening in the demand for all kinds of combing wools, for ...