... The Northern Whig has a witty and amusing article in reference to the recent attempt of the Government to provide Irish wives for the German Legionaries ; and apart from the sneering in which our clever and caustic contemporary indulges at our poor Cork ...

... slanders and calumnies of the Petition, but to defend the man who is sought to be made the victim of the Whig party. That Mr. Moobe detested by the Whigs, is a fact which is too notorious require any further proof than has been already given in various ways ...

... THE RIOTS IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig announces that the Lord Lieutenant has ordered an inquiry into the riota in Belfast on the 12th July and following day®. ...

... charged with throwing a stone at a dragoon, during a disturbance at the late Lon- election, has been in consequence of the ern Whig writes from Londonderry :—We don’t know the excitement of the county, A correspondent of the North- crown’s intentions; but ...

... Carrick on Thursday next, two 'There were 130 priests at the Tlmrles meeting, and out of the number only si* declared for the Whig nominee, Mr. Waldron. —Limerick Observer. ...

... calumnies of the (jroesest nature respecting the Catholic priesthood, has been presented Colonel incited Lord Palmerston and the Whigs, against the return of George Henry Moore, Esq., as member of the Imperial Legislature for the County of Mayo, I would respectfully ...

... be persisted in his intention —involving his conduct the population of a large city in violence and bloodshed. The Northern Whig gives extraordinary picture of the scene, which was presented by the immediate locality of the conflict. The Orangemen and ...

... there was a threat Whig outcry against the close boroughs, and tho people agreed with the Whigs, and said it was an infamous system. So they put an end to the close boroughs of the Tories, but not to tho olose boroughs of the Whigs (laughter). And, ever ...

... Waldron is not a Whig; but disguise it as he may, he is—he has been supported by the great organ of Whiggery in Dublin, the Evening Post, and every little petty organ of Whiggery this county. He has the good wishes and support of the Whig party here too; ...

... to annihilate. If they elected a Whig, they would have elected an enemy—an enemy to the policy uf independence. Let him speak never so fairly, and profess never so smoothly, he is an enemy, and but an enemy The Whigs hate, abhor, revile, the Independent ...

... reapeet to General Windham's opinion. His famil> lias in years been decidedly Whig, thoujrli his eminent relative, the late brilliant orator, hovered *i«tr >»tfully Whigs and Tories, and, was rein irked of him, used diamond-scales in forming his de ...

... capitalist has turned out of his employment twelve Roman Catholic operatives ! We forbear from comment, for the present.—Northern Whig. ...