... DOCTOR TIGHE GREGORY AND THE DERRY 'PRENTICE BOYS. WVn notice, in the Northern Whig of yesterday, a letter, addressed to the Dean of Derry by the Rev. Doctor E. Tighe Gregory, the Vicar of Kilmore, and the proprietor of Paget Priory, Kilcock. 'rhis ...

... Saintfield by such supporters. We have not thought wvorthy of notice a most one-sided and ridiculous article, in the Northera Whig, on the subject of the Saintfield Academy. Its statements are egregiously false. They are contrary to the evidence given at ...

... been asked. One test alone has been ap- pilied. The time-honoured badges of party have been trampiled under foot. The names of Whig, Tory, Radical, and Coalitionist are not listened to nail(ii the anxiety thattthe war be carried on with spirit, vigouir, and ...

... front the Toly to the Whig filMiles. The people, deceived by the alpparent liberality of the measttre. forgot their oxwin just demilands for universal suffrage iand short Parlianments, which it was one great oltject of the Whigs to defeat, were almost ...

... along the political horizon of the County of Armagh. An alarm, and a very na- tural one, has seized the honourable and gallant Whig, Colonel Caulfeild, who at present shares the representation of that county with Sir William Verner, lest he should be ousted ...

... praise; yet such is the uncomfort- able position in which Nse are obliged to exhibit the Northern Whig, in reference to a matter of much local interest. In the Whig of yesterday, and in the body of one of its ordinary, stupid, and malignant attacks upon the ...

... pleasant to see The engineer hoist with his own petard.. WCe perceive, as we expected, a coloured report of the fracas in the Whig of Saturday. We need not say that in it we recognise the Roman hand of John Rea himself. Let Mr. Rea report his own doings ...

... iitthat isn Iroe'son01, t hotgiit wiits menaile on'c,wh s'iy it~ ?? to sta antcaluT 'onykisn, simon li be flooided wsithi Whigs atid Wliigfim is, to thoe thrim'y-ii'stdeguon of cousi nshii p' in att'esliio ii that mout mave causedl t~he spii'it of' the ...

... COUNCIL AFFAIRS. THEIt 1tRELATORt A.ND IIIS TERMUP TtrE followving extraordinary report appears in the colimns of the Nlortluvw Wh/ig of yesterday. The conversation ?? to ?? ?? place after thi Atioruey-General. hdi given his decision not to stay the Cliancery ...

... Conservatives of the Borough- may, more, we expect from the more moderate, in- fluential, and the better-respected members of the Whig party itself-an immediate and indignant re- pudiation of the calumny involved in the base sup- position that men of unblernished ...

... desire, and in its stead we are treated to a series of the usual cants and clap- traps, which constitute the stock-in-trade of Whig editorials. WVe are described as svaggering and blustering, in the vain hope of concealing the dismay and despair of ...

... when t they contemplate the composition, condition, and prospects of the Palmerston Administration, Was it for this that the Whig magnates and the Peelite canididates for fame assembled in solemn conclave? Wit.s it for this that the men who had been so ...