... TEE CROPS IN THE NORTH OP IRELAND. (From the Northern. Whig.) The weather of the past week has been highly favourable for harvest operations, and a large portion of the whe it crop has already been cut down. Our accounts from various parts of the country ...

... cause he presumed to talk in most innocent strains at South Molten of the Whig Reforms he had helped to obtain, and of the possibility of some crumbs being yet to be picked up which fell from the table in 1832. But now all at once Reform is a Parliamentary ...

... whom shall we henceforth respectfully ascribe honours where honours are due ? Who can now be a Whig, and have within him the advocacy of progress ? Are not Whigs now the obstacle to all progress ? It matters not in whatever shape any measure be brought before ...

... have assuaged but indifferently the anguish produced in the wounded-feelings of the ex-Whig Premier by these personal slights to himself on the pact of the ex-Whig Quarterly—it can have assuaged this anguish but indifferently, we say, to find the next ...

... have assuaged but indiffer%atty the anguish produced in the wounded feelings of the ex-Whig Premier by these personal slights to himself on the part of the ex-Whig Quarterly —it can have assuaged this anguish but indifferently, we say, to find the next ...

... _Northern Whig complains that the Government advisers continue their persecution of the Belfast tea-merchants by way of endeavouring to remedy the blundering management of local officials in connexion with the case , of John Jame Moore. The Whig adds : ...

... orthern Whig complains that the Government advisers continue their persecution of the Belfast tea-merchants by way of endeavouring to remedy th 9 blundering management of local officials in connexion with the case of John James Moore. The Whig adds : ...

... IRELAND. DUBLIN, TUESDAY MORNING. GOVERNMENT INQUIRY AT BELFAST. Mr. David Lynch, Q.C., Roman Catholic and Whig, and Mr. Hamilton .Smythe, Q.C., Protestant and Conservative, the Commissioners appointed by the Lord-Lieutenant to inquire into the recent ...

... sanguine of success at the general election, rs no third candidate is yet spoken of to occupy the place of Mr. Titus Salt, the Whig candidate, whose withdrawal we have already announced. Mr. Wickham's committee and friends, are unremitting in their labours ...

... CHRISTMAS PACKAGES of WINES and ALES cost no more than the hampers of stable refuse in which inferior wines only are now packed. Whig fitted with patent straw envelopes, and made of strong wood, with rope handles—breakage, litter, and pilferia; are entirely ...

... adopted the policy of the Whigs. How little the writer knows of the facts, or how much he misrepresents the truth, shall be soon apparent. On the Ist June, 1829, the late Sir J. Mackintosh, the leading authority of the Whigs on international law (and ...

... Turks. The case is different here. India is their own soil. They will enlist thou ands to defend it.--Richmond Whig. We copy from the Richmond Whig an article on the Illahomedan revolt in India, which speaks encouragingly of the chances of its suppression ...