... manufactured here could at once forwarded to a ready market without expense of transit to Liverpool as heretofore.—Northern Whig. The Wah with China.—A meeting was held in the Town-hall, Birmingham, Tuesday evening, to consider the propriety of petitioning ...

... Legislative Chambers, yesterday. Public discussions have tended greatly to simplify the question of Reform. Conservatives and Whigs approached each other closely that the difference between them became exceedingly small In consequence ot this. Lord J. Russell's ...

... will prove to the Whig Government that the Irish bishops are thoroughly in earnest in the great Cathelic and national policy they have put forward. The opponent of Mr. Deasy was Lord and in his address his lordship said :— The Whigs are the avowed enemies ...

... tenantry like cattle, to vote for the Whig Attorney-General ; with these were a host of J. P.'s, few weeks old, crea' Deasy's friend, Lord Fep.moy each one working -von and earth conjurction here and there with a Whig priejt. I never witnessed such a sight ...

... favour and affection to his bro.her, an officer in the 3rd Light Dragoons, at present stationed in Dublin. Mr. Tenisou, the Whig cardidate, and lieutenant of the county, who stood on the last occasion, withdraws his claims for the present, in order to ...

... enable the people to assert their rights ; and Sir James Stewart, Bart., Fort•tewart, has headed the list with £s.—Northern Whig. The Cure for Cancer. —Mr. Thomas Anderton, of street, Manchester-square, London, sends the folding recipe to the Morning Post ...

... from his colours; Lord Harry Vane uttered murmurs of discontent ; Sir Francis Baring, one of the most respectable of the old Whigs, expressed dissatisfaction ; Mr. Ayrton, it was said, was maloontent; Sir J. Paxton was prepared to take up the grievance of ...

... Pastoral, Pope, : Anti-Whig. I will be hustings.' Beautiful catchwords for deluding pious Roman Catholic voters ! Mr. Hennmsst knows how to do it. Mr. M'Cartht, nothing loth, made ample ...

... for example, the speech of the mover of the address, Mr. Byng. He is the hope of the Whig party, as yon know, - the only promising two-year-old that the pure Whig connection have in training for the great' prizes the political turf. Hitherto his career ...

... Derbtite Tactics.—Sir Hugh Cairns represents Belfast, and the Belfast people have, of coarse, much talk about him. The Northern Whig, therefore, discloses some of this talk follows:— the appearance made Sir H. Caiins in the debate Mr. Byng's motion for address ...

... SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BELFAST PRESBYTERY. CHARGES AGAINST THE REV. JOHN LYLE, OF WHITEABBEY. (.From the Northern Whig.) On Tuesday, special meeting of the Belfast Presbytery was held in May-street Church, for the purpose of investigating, on oath, into ...

... appeal, has got together no less than 25,000 distinct notes, orders, and instructions from his pen. My friend of the Northern Whig will prefer the 45 folios of Acta Sanctorum, about which he took to task. I would have small time to inform you of whst is ...