... 85, while the bride only 28 years. The people of the district made merry the occasion, and several bonfires were lighted.— Whig. The French Bar.—M. Olliver, a leader of the Liberal Opposition, has been suspended for three months as a member of the bar ...

... Hoax to call it the address of the tenantry!” but it sounds well at a distance. I have ventilated both address and reply in Whig and Banner. Mr. Price can afford to pay for their insertion in the press of the county. I cannot, and so write these few lines ...

... Pope alone. But there is an inveterate, ineradicable tendency in Lord John Russell to intermeddle, and the most cherished of Whig traditions by the present proprietor of them is the policy of intervention. As he believes that England ever since KJSB was ...

... that an essayist of no ordinary brilliancy had arisen to instruct and amuse the reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of his intellectual superiority, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, a Commissioner of Bankruptcy ; and ...

... very few found buyers. In the places named, however, very eligible horses a medium quality were disposed of, at gi-od prices.— Whig. Roman Catholic Sympathy with ttif. Pope. public meeting to adopt an address to the Pope, convened the Roman Catholic Association ...

... is a glance at some of the chief political events of the year that has closed, written in a very caustic strain against the Whigs. A Retrospect of the Church in 185.9” takes a glance at Church affairs—from the Constitutional's point of view, which is, we ...

... James Carlisle, Esqrs. After a vote thanks to Major-General Chesney had been passed, the meeting separated. —Abridged from Whig. DOWN PATRICK BOARD GUARDIANS. The following guardians were present at tho board meeting, last Saturday—R. Heron, J.P., in ...

... Assembly, and large number of Presbyterian, Wesleyan, and Unitarian Clergymen, as well as Roman Catholic laymen—Conservatives and Whigs, Tories and Radicals—men of all shades of political and religious opinion were present. A more conclusive proof cf the strong ...

... (who is son of Wm. Sbarman Crawford, Esq., of Craw fordsburu) is a barrister, having been called to the bar in 1839. —Northern Whig. The Short-Sea Passage. —Portpatrick Railway. —The public will be glad to learn that the railway from Castledouglas to Portpatrick ...

... Th* indignant cry of •Uinrin* I (Uir K.uilcV talons are red With the blond the slave. And he kindly Min** his protect in* whig* Mow long. laird, how long Awake thy mercy and might. And h-tsten Hi* day which •hall open the way Truth, and lu-tic*. and ...

... Irish Mre«u »• hrrpora^ TU j DAY of thauks to the Market and Police Committee of the and the proceedings terminated.—A’crMcivi Whig. raunicaliousarctobeaddrcgsed,—Saicwiay, Jam. 28, 18®0r ,n ' London maukki's—j*s. 23. The arrivals last week from Ireland were ...

... was held in the Muslq Hall In the t.vpninff, Rev F)r. Drew ami several other clergymen spoke. —Abridged from News-LeUei and Whig. ...