... of Carlisle’s appointment Dean Tighe, of the Court chapel, to the deanery of Derry, the indulges in a long article against Whig appointments generally in Ireland. It says nothing new, but a great deal that is true, on this subjeet, and the best Mends ...

... Southern States in 1791, the MS. of which is now in the possession of the Society. The Championship.— A correspondent of The Whig says:—“ I have it good auth >rity that there are two young men Belfast at the present time beipg trained fight the gre it Yankee ...

... the week Yesterday evening. (lih Murecuinbe steamer was completely crammrd with muck- but of very iuterior quality indeed. Whig, Tuesday. Indian Flax Company (I.imitkd) —This company was incorporated on the instant, and officers have been taken Belfast ...

... great r powers are couceroei, i b cause our Foreign Department is under the co,l i °l * meddling, shifty, aelf-sutticieiit Whig, without r spect.Ude parts or steady cipUs balance his vanity and rectify his •ctually cut” every State that could render either ...

... 1847 Agent her Msjesty’s Crown Lunds ;* mid * Superintendent lire Training Schools under the Kildare Place Society.* —Northern Whig. ...

... es of Whigs in office, indicated the couplet— As ou fl avors alighting cease to hum. So Whigs places sitting s-kjd grow dumb.” And if Lord John Bussell proceed, now, he will do so in the face of much discouragement, as well on the side of Whigs as Co ...

... Bright has been suffered »xerciso over the Cabinet, through the instrumeutality of the section which Mr. Gladstone pr.sides The Whig ors, jealous of the honor of their party, some by their votes, many by their absence, many more the undisguised reluctance ...

... to assist the Clerk in preparing an estimate of the existing rates. The Board then rose. Advance the Price —The tfor'her* Whig u Whilst the Noble Lords and Honorable >niuions are disagreeing as to the continuance or abolition of the psper doty, the are ...

... Cabinet ministers, with a numerous crop of whig* who have held high offiee, and who are ready to take office agon if colled upon, voted against the Government. It is looked upon prising that so many hdloaers the Whigs should desert their chiefs the occasion ...

... authority that there are I*o men in Belfast the present time being trained to fight the g*e»l Yankee boxer. John 11 an.’— Northern Whig Nkw Stipkndiarv M aui*tr atk Mr. William II Heckei, of thw ii'ii tli-ea.*i ciioatl, was called at Easter, lias been appointed ...

... Hocal and Oistnrt ilclu^. The Northern Whig report-* th«t a «l«p occurred 011 the B'Ta»t and County Down Railway, Monday morning, which w..* not discovced l a passenger tram was close upon it 'Fite collision did not any harm A workman, whose duly it was ...

... on the part of friends of a fair Treaty will save tbe country from tbe effects of this seemingly one-sided tariff. —Northern Whig. Fancy Franchises.—Generally speaking, the country is coming round to the conviction that the franchisee stigmatised by Mr ...