... the masters, and have decided that it shall be strictly maintained. The increase sought is 4d. per diem. The Belfast Northern Whig says- The po tato crop of 1859 promises to turn out the inest grown in Ireland since the good old times, when the market value ...

... surrounded. rec The arrangement by which the repre- an( sentation of Berwick-upon-Tweed was to be Iis divided between the Whigs and Tories has ta|I been carried out so far, by Mr. Earle resign- pu' ing his seat. The Tories, however, it is said, Ihe have ...

... present c. e moment, when his Holiness was surrounded 0: with enemies and beset with snares-when a Liberals and Conservatives, Whigs and Tories, 0o vied with each other in their animosity-it was fit and necessary for them to show that Irish J Catholics, i ...

... go- it; vernment to last? One thing I can promise, that, if it is es- like the Whig governments which preceded Lord Derby, e it will not last. The power which put out those Whig Ito governments can put out this one. The representative of the free and large ...

... op'rus - agri'csilfare' 'Th ol farmer reasons -wtUUnef:A ' l'e'~palthese, as for, the 'sake of-iigfrM.~ -an o eoisuslq 1ie sa-q Whig, or for, Mr.,S~n~obess p ~aTrI~ef th - ?? for farmners ?? Iv ?? uth Il Plit~& 6 l by'witli the old amanacsapnd havea goo dfainl' ...