... ferft tier- - . tiext anxious to on Reform.quastioitAni I myself -- ,, eived .•-• answer this I Duey of thf, aristaeratle Whigs are et. go tremely portion of the Liberal , hollow in their affected zeal for farther eleetoral changed, there is a powerful ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig says—‘Steps have been taken to erect an obelisk to perpetuate the memory of the learned commentator and distinguished Irishman, Dr Clarke, and Portrush has been appropriately chosen as its site.' ELECTION EXPENSES—The official ...

... TILE WHIGS AND PBERAGE JOBBERY. Within the last few since entered office ia has beea published of the made by the “ families” certainly taken care of their one most of the in connection with the ot new titles is seen fact that ly given families already ...

... —Surata, 54d to 644; Eyyp- tians, to 12d; Brasil, 10d. The following, io wo Irish aod flax trades, is from the Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday:— this We have no alterations to report in the linen markets barvest operations keeping goods scarce, and bayers ...

... policy be pursued, the Anglo- Saxon race may in tinid solve the riddle, by marching upon Constantinople from India.—Richmond Whig. ...

... congregation the entire origin of opposition to preaching, to the was posted through Belfast, and to certain articles ia the Whig The Rev. M. Vance, Wesleyan mivister, aod the Rev. M. wore examined, and stated of open air eer- wer had always been ia the ...

... our contribu. tor is of opinion that he his readers by attempting to ow and confuse ‘RELAND erect an obelisk to The Northern Whig Steps have been taken to of the learned commentator and distinguisbed Irishman, Dr Clarke; and bas been appropriately chosen ...

... :-Millecutchled, coarse, 7s. to 8s.; medium, 8S. to o 9s.; fine, 9s. to lis. 6d. per stone of 16 lbs. In foreign flax little ?? Whig of Saturday. _ _ ?? 3 Theatse Royal.-Mr. Homughton'8 Benefti.-WO, ob-D serve that the benefit of Mr. Houghton, the manager ...