... Custom-house. The Chippewa mes versers. The only part of the resistance which might be con- waits for a fair wind.—Northern Whig. year sidered excessive was the blow struck Behan, andit is doubt- Occurresce—Four Persons Drowsep.— the ful whether that was ...

... Ireland if you show them in forcible language the dodge of Messrs. Moore, Sadleir, Keating, Scully, and Co. Pray give the Whigs a hint of this; tell them to keep the cat in the bag, for if they let her out the elections are lost, and Messrs. Moore, Sadleir ...

... a body of Royal Irishmen, every second or third of whom was christened Patrick, thus hounding on by their shouts a recreant Whig, all of the modern time, who has thus ‘directly and publicly committed himself with the most mischievous and dangerous of all ...

... enabled to make and save. placed them in comparison, and our Eng’ lish navvies looked itiable.” Cararicxrencus Poxrrics—The Whig says that Mr. M‘Donough, Q.C., will stand f for r Carrickfergus. lic of the electors of Carric kfergus was to be held at the ...

... now-no- friends of Mr. Fillmore. Kentucky, the Democracy: an \4 North thing stronghol id, has gone the same. Carolina, an old Whig State, has done gradually com- Southern Filmore members of Congress are the ing in to the support of Mz, UEEN OF OUDE. OF THE ...

... are suj to be based on the fact that he supported the admission of the Jews to Parlia- ment, that he got an office from the Whig administration for supporting Lord Palmerston in the Don Pacifico affair, and that he wrote a letter in the Newry Telegraph ...

... he is auditing accounts for the Belfast Harbour Commissioners, as you will see his appointment if you refer to the Northern Whig of the 27th January, which prevents him coming here for the present. Mr. Collins is engaged for the last month making the usual ...

... does not occur once in a century, or once And when I find that we in two centuries ; but believe, whenever it does occur, any Whig administration—(cheers.) are dealing with the precedents of an exercise of the prero- minister would be alarmed at the idea ...

... journals, defended the compromise with Popery made in the system of eleemosy- nary education established in Ireland by the Whig minister of 1830, on the ground that in the actual state of the country the compromise was necessary, as upon no terms less ...

... despatch to send to such a man as General Williams a suggestion to abandon Kars, and istration, and to bring in a band of chosen Whigs, who patriotism induced him to overthrow the Aberdeen admi- fall back on Erzeroum, and settle down at Trebizond. When would ...

... presen* be premature to say, as an inquiry is about to be made into the matter. or Mr. Joux Lame.—Our “Obituary” (Vorthern Whig), in this part of the paper, has been, of late, very sad; but one of the most painful announcements which we have ever had ...

... t Synod adjourned its sitting, on receipt of a letter from Dr. Montgomery, an- nouncing the cause of his absence.—Northern Whig. Itis understood that all the differences between the English and Swiss shareholders of the South-Eastern Railway of Switzerland ...