... and that her Majesty’s pleasure in this respect has been signified to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.—Northern Whig. ...

... muttering over it baptizo te But this was not the sort of doctrine which Mr. Arkins bargained for, when he sought the opinion of a Whig Attorney-General. 11 I consented (he says) to refer the case to Mr. Brewster, supposing that his opinions on religious matters ...

... to l>e hoped that the animation ia the foreign department will extend to oil other branches of the shipping trade.— Northern Whig. The deputy HeutcnanUs maistratcs, «lcrgy, gentry, and inhabitants of Tharles district, have pro.Honted farewell address to ...

... beginning to hope might not in future be found to be consistent with eaoh other. is not long sinoe signs appeared that the old Whig man was again becoming strong in the Noble Lord, and it is scarcely in human nature that he should not have yearned to repay ...

... efforts to disband the northern Whig partv, and organise a great northern anti-slavery party; and for this purpose a convention will meet Saratoga under the sanction of some of the leading Frecsoilers and Conservative Whigs. From present appearances, the ...

... Lieutenant Pkbry, and to promote full inquiry into his case; and we are happy to find, by the following, from the Northern Whig, that a general movement, instead of isolated contributions, is about to take place in Belfast The citizens of Belfast, who ...

... brought before Parliament next session, by the member for Tralee, he will have the support of au. the Irish members—Tories, Whigs, Liberals, Independenta, and Independent Oppositionists—for the cause is one which ought to enlist in its support the energies ...

... ; and, on the whole, as the disease not spreading, there will, it is hoped, scarcity of tbia invaluable esculent. Northern Whig. Limubicx. The very unsettled aspect of the weather this week impedes harveat work, and the changes from heat to cold, with ...

... death supervening in the proportion of per cent, of those attacked after periods varying from six hours to three days.—Northern Whig. Five more Deaths Millbank.—Removal of Seven Hundred Prisoners—The mortality among the convicts in Millbank prison has assumed ...

... THE O'FLAHERTY CASE. It would seem, according to the Sunday apologist of the Government, that it is only the loss of Whig association which corrupts the integrity of man of honour. As long as he keeps rubbing his skirts to those of the great models of ...

... reports of this morning are, on the whole, favourable. Several districts are, for so far, happily free from potato blight.— Whig Balt.inaslob, Auo. 26.—The weather favourable to the farmer. average, the harvest will be fortnight later than last year. The ...

... strategy m the f well ai the physical warfare. Happily fJTrelmid, she alternately governed by those two great Dirties called Whigs and Tories, whose chief Jw P Lord Brougham facetiously remarked, is to obtuin the mastery of the kitchen ; and, for aught I ...