... tien id 2 cap- hiw to publish an address for Lord Campden, the | iastruction being—* Anti- Whig, Pope, Pastoral.” state- d his THE ENGLISH POST-UFFICE. ch he Memorials have been presented from the North’ district of Ireland to the Postmaster-General in ...

... mons— “ The antecedents of Mr. Lyle he would briefly state | house. A Mr. Blake was formerly an Assistan’- Barriste nd de- the Whig Government of the day created the office of rize of | Remembrancer, with 9 salary of over £3,000, to which 1 winted. This he ...

... treaty still influence sales; and, though turn of affsirs may he the sales of yarns for of the | %s ouly moderately Northern Whig of this day which ed bis) VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT-THIS | A meeting to promote the Irish Volunteer m opable called for this day at ...

... repository of Irish antiquariat a little and author of works connected with Celtic lit which have obtained for him a world-wide c Whig Why this distinguished gentleman was passed nony, cannot say. Ilis eminent abilities, as an Irish which peculiarly fitted him ...

... W8Y office measuring upwards of four feet two inches, gt the lands of a farmer nesr Killylesgh from Ki - , oan fo | Northern Whig. wa ers in FA Ss. nerick | County 9.—This very d any tant fair took place to-dey. Three-year-old heifers ifficul - rom eight ...

... with Ireland and to plunder the Ir | people (hear). O’Connell had called the Whigs “ ba | bloody, and brutal,” but he (the chairman) would ame On them“ base and robbing Whigs.” He was certain o ne, and | before six months passed over, it would be proved ...

... Catholic njoys, in this locality, that “sy * f their | SOUT eee o mat- The correspondent of a Protestaut jouro wer of) Northern Whig, gives the following accouut ion by | ked and most disgraceful outrage :— y them The first intimation we had of this Orange ...

... feared, mortally. The injured persons, used by sot “in| of the Roman Catholic party. Fire-arms were which both parties.” ing to Whig :—“* On We take the following from the Northern two miles and f ship- Thursday evening a riot took place, about ny has a halt ...

... ubmitted. If they d will be utterly unavailing, and th acter will be carrie ORANGE OU TRAGE MOVEMENTS. We from the Northern Whig that inte reached Belfast on Thursday evening of in Armagh, of so serious a character troop of cavalry and of infantry \ once ...

... guineas to the fund, | on the faith of these promises, and are now gettin ‘any ordinary season for a loug period.— N Vorthern Whig of for promoting the Volu nteer movement in this country.— a-day ; and several have applied to the British | | this day. | ...

... to the Canadian nat the Trish line tative. Lord Camppes, on the people of Cor - |) ve tie J telegram, “ Pope, Pastoral, Anti Whig.” like 1 could and onght to be worked by an Irish Company, retire> and, secondiy, because it was oar firm belief, as we other ...

... methyst | means very well, 4 after | truth is that there is little or no sympathy for the Iris anded 4) Tenant cause amongst Whig¢ or Tories ; bat it would t pst, an The a gross delusion to give the slightest credit to tl ites—the most resolute enemies ...