... one being a ganger of platelayers, and the other four men working under him. LONDONDERKY CELEBRATIONS. [From the Northern Whig.”] The quietness with which, up the present time, the annual celebrations ot the Apprentice Buys of Derry have passed off is ...

... died out the moonshine, and only the dim outlines of the memorial cross spoke mournfully from the deepening shadow. logits- WHIG AND TORY. THE CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT. [From the Scotsman.”] Though in the present Conservative party there are some men like ...

... have forseen the present condition of Ireland and the long lea»e of power enjoyed his base, bloody and brutal” friends, the Whigs, doubt if he would have wished to see his sons dying, uncorrupted, in a union workhouse rather than retiring upon comfortable ...

... generally brisk lor best descriptions stock, races of Monday. Si Ding Dagics. AN INDEPENDENT IRISH PARTY. [From the “Northern Whig.”] A letter has been published in more than one the Dublin newspapers suggesting a congress of Irish Members of Parliament ...

... ami an attack was made upon the porter’s lodge. The Late Mr. Shawm\n Crawford. —We are gratified to observe by the Northern Whig that there a movement amongst the tenantry of the late Mr. William Sharman Crawford for the erection of a suitable monument ...

... small a portion of the estimated million will find its way into the strong box sanguine Chancellor of the Exchequer. —Northern Whig. HI ; i r ft s. XEWRY MARKETS.— Thursday, Sept. 13. We c;mnot report any change in either the tone or aspect of this market ...

... mingle in the ongoings of our poor humanity. These are no politics just now. The spell of the Danish Princess is over all, and Whig and Tory are’thoroughly agreed to rejoice together. The wolf and the’kmbare taking their gambols, and the old British Lion ...

... an empty bubble. Why should it not? There is real desire for retrenchment among the mem- burs the House of Common*; cither Whig- or Conservative. Accordingly this correspondent writes, that it has become fully understood that very many Conservatives had ...

... artistic swindling carried bn in these places, where ’tis all a cheat; but fooled by hope, men favour the deceit.” —Northern Whig. , THE COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH. The Queen r. Guardians of Poor, Newtownards Mr Whiteside, Q.C. (with him Messrs M‘Donough» Q ...

... mioriucu .. . penny. No ecclesiastical opinions clash on this point, the first fitting occasion, he Shall propose that and Whig and Tory all agree to the necessity of pardon be granted to him. After these facts onward move the point. How does it come ...

... iu general, and princely blood in particular. Mr. Dickens and “a County Down Lady.’’— There was republished in the Northern Whig, from the Loampatnck Recorder, a letter from A County Down Lady, ’’ in which she professed to give account of visit to Tom ...

... was disposition on the part of the Federals renew the conflict. Great anxiety exista for further intelligence. The Richmond Whig asserts that the Fcderala have withdrawn their forces from the Peninsula opposite Vicksburg, and have cut the leter turning ...