... fitired fee be ay dieted MS lllO•jh x ZEled 1 0 be the war eivey ~air would 1113 braid' 'exadhaddwrietteef the imps. Northern Whig. THE POPE'S IRISH 111110 ADE. A report to. plied currency in the country districts, that in addition to the infantry regiments ...

... exploded policy of exciting the north against the south, and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means. Since the Whig influence among the constituencies never, had so gross insult been offered to the magistracy of a free country than by the ...

... his appointment, was to down Londonderry, accompanied ion and son-in-law, and vote for Mr. Greer. If the Whigs not advance their interests by Whig jobbing better than this case of Mr. Lyle, their influence in Ireland will be end. had great respect foe ...

... of the IS. Ledger, mar). by sir Peter, by Steguerma by B ared Caroline, by Seep, .Begtelme,•lllp, Earthy. to. g. hone Plying Whig. ealebrated of the W, matchless sire am Wagtail, of the Royal Plate at ISIS, amd Rem (out of Lady thew, by Lord Gremenor's ...

... question is once more in the hands of the people. The Daily News adverts the withdrawal of the Bill as triumph for the reactionist Whig as well as Tory. AUSTRALIA. The Australian mail has arrived. The Melbourne Correspondent of the Times reports that trade was ...

... axtremaly wet and unfavourable. Amongst those praaent, betides Mr. Poliak, were John Oatrdner, Esq, Liabeg House ; Rev. J. W. Whig, ham. Presbyterian minister, of BaUnaaloa; James Ritchie, Sycamore HOI; Allan Alipc, Liaduff; William C. Connel, Danald House; ...

... ap|»ointmcnt, was to go down Londonderry, accompanied by his son and son-in-law, and vote for Mr. Greer. If the Whigs do not advauce their interests by Whig jobbing better thai: in this case of Mr. Lyle, their influence in Ireland will soon at an end. He i great ...

... after ha appoinunent, was to go dews to Looks terry, accompanied by ha sou sad seat-in-law, sod for (law. It the Whigs do not adman* their by Whig *Mat better.d then in this case of Mr. Lj le, their influence in will soon be at an eat He bed great rated for ...

... nothing short of the total extermination of the faithful Catholic people of Ireland will satisfy the bigota of England. The Whig Government (Ireland's pets), acting on the advicr, has refused all aid to the starving poor, declaring at the same time that ...

... w n the explcalvJ of eiritiog the /asthma the *oath..nd ortemptieg to govern the awntry b 7 mese of the.' eclair meows the Whig ielemice molt the hat a insult 'n lila Ire. !ha. Icy the or of Mr i h. to the Conflict Chancery. to lb. of lariolooderry. Tne ...

... justice upon the vindication which it has lecsived the unwilling band of the Uonourabti Major Yolverton, \ll(. M At: in Til k WHIG HAND HILL., Tlio tenant n not any n.eona prieelees boon, but n, it proceeds it seems Co diminish in value. It containe l pro ...

... (Greer), it would cruel in them to say tba failure that person was fault of the Chancery official, who is now. by favour of Whigs, Lord LiauUoant tba great county Londonderry.—Tunis faithfully, M. P. THE POOR ERRIS. (TO THB KDITOR OF TUB PACKkT ) ...