... Devonport, have resolved to present him with a testimonial for his great exertions in the vain attempt to free the borough from Whig bondage and F domination. Tihe Tories of Leicester, with the view of administering a little consolation to their de- feated ...

... never letting a vacant farm to an Irishman, is still being condemned in Irish papers, Protestant and Catholic. The Northern Whig, in an article on Ireland's potato crop, says that the success of this year's planting of the Celtic esculent has far exceeded ...

... held up in his favour; and, therefore, if the Conservative cause rested on universal suffrage the Con- servative and not the Whig would have been elected. Mr. S. T. Kekewich, M.P., ?? appears to me that we ought to view the present Government with very ...

... d to, steer rotund, it wda*s in asilyenche, onlsytbroktus aen byth from atom to stern with living freight who came to with whig shehdbe ited. CONDUC`i OF THE ,OFYICERS AND PILOT I ONT BOARD. it would be unjnst to puas unnsiced the very I sailor-like conduct ...

... Ulster the face of society has undergone a change. In a notice of the effects of the religious excitement at Lisburr the ?? Whig lately said, So far as outward signs indicate reform within, thefo is no want of evi- dense that at least great moral good ...