... prospei ity o' his native town. merchant, was thoroughly honorable, enterprising, and industrious, and mu«t all regret bis loss.— Whig. Maori: College. —The Governor of the Irish Society, Mr Alderman Humphrey, accompanied y Henry W Va' ce, E-q , the Deputy-Governor ...

... crop in that part the North never wag better any time than it is this year, and that there is no sign of the disease there— Whig. Departure of John Mitchkl for France. —John Mite el, if are to believe The Richmond Examiner, has left bis adopted country ...

... Catholic for Baron Greene. RAILWAY CROSSINGS.—DUTIES AND LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF RAILWAY COMPANIES. From yesterday’s Northern Whig clip the following paragraph : A sorioua acciileut. which might have been attended with still more serious results, took place ...

... milled, 7* 10s per do.; do., | ton handscutched, 7s per do. ; Derry and Srralwne, tons milled, 50s 75s per cwt. of 124 lbs.— Whig. How TO BENDER FLAX WATER*’ BXXEFICIAL. INSTEAD of Destructive. Mr, Ffenne! one the Com* missioners of Irish Fisheries, states ...

... nrsviooely exi»te ...

... important and dignified post ct Lori Lieutenant of Ijondouderry ; and the rumour added that Mr. W.lliain Brady, the Whig Lord SMh and the Whig Dublin election champion—twice defeated, as always will in the same cause—is tc Mr. Berwick as Bankrupt Judge. 1 ...

... conclusion that the apprehension of an invasion ia not, cannot, be seriously entertained ia England ; is merely got up by tbe ** Whig sod Tory oligarchy.” who have “preyed upon the British Empire,” for tbe purpose of retaining bold of the power which they feel ...

... Censorship, legitimate satire, has rarely had such room for unrestricted exercise as the inconsiderate provisions of this Whig-devised Bill afford. Examine its clauses. The first is somewhat intelligible, and might, if placed on the the Statute-book ...