... day, route for Kill! arney. Archbishop of Tnam,' ; has published , long letter to Lord Derby denouncing the treacherous Whigs, indulging in sanguine expectations of the success of the honest and generous Tories, and praying that July may bring ...

... abolishing the privilege of the freedom of M.P.s from arrest for debt was read second time on Wednesday, although opposed by the Whig, Mr Bouverie, who contends for the constitutional exemption of Members from the ordinary responsibility of paying their debts ...

... Wm. liruce, Esq., and grandson of the late Alex. Bruce, Esq. of Kennet. Dkath of Aged Printer and Publisher.—The ' Northern Whig' records the death of the oldest member of the printing and publishing trade of Belfast Mr Joseph Smyth—in the eighty-fourth ...

... places till better men can be fund to tak’ them. We’ve got Leeberal hame legislation frae the Tories we cou’d hae got frae the Whigs under Lord Palmerston —aye, or under Lord John Russell either, for his conduck aboot the ballot question shows that he’s no ...

... Agriculture. The Crops iv the North of Ireland. The Northern Whig states that the accounts from several parts of the county Antrim speak in favourable terms or the prospects of the harvest. The crops look generally healthy and luxuriant; and the only ...

... rapidly. Linton, of Sheriff Hutton, on Tuesday last, commenced to cut a good crop of winter-sown oats. Belfast.—The Northern Whig says that the weather during the week possessed all the aspects of summer, if we except the heavy and continuous fall of rain ...

... with knife, and had finally deserted her. The Court granted the application. Deceitful Craft. —A green ’un (says the Memphis Whig) who had never before seen steamboat, fell through the hatchway, down into the hold of the Windfield Scott, and, being unhurt ...

... about to become a Catholic. The gentleman named is, we bebeve, the son of the celebrated Robert Owen, the Socialist.— Northern Whig. Mr Spooner the Wrong Lobby.—ln the House of Commons on Monday evening, much merriment was caused during division on the Jew ...

... on both sides of the street. By a skilful manoeuvre, we passed between him. Deceitful Craft.—A green 'un (says the Memphis Whig) who had never before seen steamboat, fell through the hatchway, down into the hold of the Windfield Scott, and, being unhurt ...