... hrilliant weather, will lend their attractions. The Change Confedkbact.—The “most unchristian of institutions,” as the Northern Whig truly nates the Orange Society, is again at work. The Dory Sentineling of the Ulster organs of the disloyal confederacy, contains ...

... collected) to readiness for the motion of Mr. H. Berkeley on the Ballot, notice of which has been given for early day. Northern Whig promises detailed account of those proceedings ; and has already commenced with the following regarding the Borongh of Lisburn:— ...

... by ;whom the meeting was addressed were the Rev. Messrs. M'Gill and Rogers, Dr. M‘Knight, Mr. Whitty, editor of the Northern Whig, Mr. Holland, editor of the Ulsterman, Aldeiman Mullaue, Mr. John Porter, and Mr. 11. H. O’Hara. ...

... vain but ostentations assaults upon Roman Catholic institutions, could bo profitably employed in sphere which, apprehend, the Whig Reformer is not destined to shine. Let Lord John stick to politics. They are his proper vocation. Whenever he has deviated ...

... your party ; he refused to join the Stephens Green Club in Dublin, on account of its Whig complexion, and he never attended levee at Dubiin Castle. To say that he a Whig, or has a leaning to it, is infamous calumny. No—as I mentioned in ray former letter— ...

... been with the North of Ireland, is likely to cause serious, if not fatal, embarrassment to some firms in Ulster. —Northern Whig. A gentleman the other day asked young lady what she thought of the married state in general. “Not knowing, can’t tell,” was ...

... effort should made to create both.” Already steps have been taken to establish Ulster Association. We learn from the Northern Whig that a meeting is to held in Belfast this ’week—Mr. Sharman Crawford presiding—“ to consider the steps “necessary to be taken ...

... good vote. Amongst his services he, the miscalled Whig, opposed the Whig Government in their favorite project of closing up that national institution —Kilmainham hospital. He opposed successfully the Whigs on that motion. Mr. O Dwyer fear lossly challenged ...

... received orders to hold itself in readiness to proceed to India. It is expected this will four years’ foreign station. —Belfast Whig. The Price of Forage. —An order, dated Dublin Castle, the 22nd instant, and signed Thomas A. Larcom, appears in the Gazette ...

... cause by Mr. O’Hara, at the late Antrim election, thoroughly entitles him to the compliment about to be paid him. Northern Whig. Tub Irish Poor Law.—A parliamentary paper gives some particulars of the expenditure for the relief of the poor in Ireland ...

... and sectional differences, or dissensions of any kind, would bo fatal the movement. Another friendly journal, the Northern Whig, offers this snggestion:— The tenant right party had hotter arrange for an early con forence ulih the English Liberals, without ...

... exports to India subject of the proposed provincial Association. c|lh]a „„ very lal . BC a| e . There has been a TheJVortAmi Whig remarks that atthis meeting there heavy bank fail|ll , in r anC e, in some way, it is was talk of leading the country”-that ...