... ORANGE SEPOYISM. A correspondent of the Northern Whig sends that journal an account of infamous outrage, committed upon persons and property by an Orauge mob, on the night of the ult., near Raudalstown. The following are the particulars:— A man named ...

... Srish News. The proprietors of the Northern Whig (Belfast) have resolved to publish their paper daily, after the Ist of February next, at the price of l^d. A Generous Mayor.—The first official act of the new Mayor of Cork was to visit the city jail, from ...

... Indian Re- U)SSal ° b ' If eVet ~arliament had a of protecting! oT imperial senate, it is that Lord Palmer»ton g iS \ lndla a Whig surprise, of it, will nothing ,if * he really known new patronage pon P °t for grasping at satirise the alarms T * Caie ' rints ...

... superstitions. Then let him come home and investigate into the evils complained of here. He would find Whigs complaining of Tories, Tories of Whigs, and Radicals of both. One complained of the want of ventilation in our large towns, another of the want ...

... their thoughts from emigrating and cling to the rock of the old country. The States and the Provision Trade— The Northern Whig says :—A remarkable the effect of the monetary crisis in America is to be found in the actual position of breadstuffs and ...

... admission made every single apologist the new system, that the Whig aristocracy may have all the Indian places for their relations if they only think proper to take them. The Globe acknowledges that a Whig Minister will job, but argues that his leavings are good ...

... division against the Ballot was only 68 ; 219 reformers voted for the lot. and 287 persons opposed it, but that there were only whigs and reformers, with the Peelites, so that there coalition to defeat the Ballot of small section of liberals with tbe great ...

... showed their willi n g neBB t o barricade the Board of Control with the ruins of the House in Leadenhall Street. For a time the Whig tactics appeared triumphant; but the opinion 0 f the country has been considerably modified, and i s now very generally f i ...

... regard to it, the more frankly warn you of a danger which I see before us. Twenty-five years ago, the Tory party, and the Whigs, almost as much so, were greatly afraid of an extension of the suffrage; now, very few persons of any intelligence, even among ...

... unworthy of respect ful recognition. The debate showed how powerless is the opposition. The Derbyiles, the Peellles, and the old Whigs are nowhere. The bill will pass although it is hinted that there is division in tho Cabinet on its necessity. THE ABUSE OF ...

... consequence 61 the unusual mildness of the weather, bad almost reached maturity. They ware grown in the open air. —Brlfaet Whig. The long-expected report of the Commissioners the serious party riots in Belfast, July and September last, has been issued ...

... rather have seen Mrs Fletcher in a box at the theatre than have seen Mrs Siddons on the stage of the same theatre. She was a Whig, and long a widow. She married for love of what marriage is said seldem to give—liberty. Her husband, Archibald Fletcher, an ...