... in several reeeat- engagements hi Itilv, is making an effort to raise vtduntcer-j in Belfast forliari baldL The N'trt'tern Whig, in announcing the obj.-ct ..f Lieutenant Patterson's visit to the capital of the North. J says : — ** We have great pleasure ...

... they cast so much as one vote, though they claim to be the pure anil unsullied old Whigs, and Vermont was the stiftest Whig State in the Uniem in days when there was a Whig party. Neverthe- less they have plucked up some heart siuce the election, anel have ...

... illegal rarhV ? DHCI.INK OF IRISH DisTIL'.A i i- ■:• :. This branch of trade is rapidly or. the decline iv ?? The Nerrthern Whig says : The impolitic impost on tli distillation of whisky in Ireland bus led t • the de'-rea> •( the legitimate trade ; but ...

... and is now iv Virginia, where he will repeat the orations to whicli he treated the Yankees, with variations. The Rich- mond Whig, the chief organ of the Bell party iv Virginia, asks the people to hear him, and virtually implores them not to —lynch him ...

... con- sr: i.-iistvu much to be wished for we believe- it is one wl :ji will veiy soon be realised. THE CHOPS. i .ie Northern Whig publishes the following opinions ui»on tb. prospects of the crops in the north of lie-land : - From all parts of the north ...

... that the income tax was put on by the tories, by Sir R. Peel, in 1842. I do ii'.4t dispute that it has been kept ou by the whigs, nor can I say I see how it can be taken off. The great thing to do is to keep it down, anel this I hope may, by and bye, be ...

... uttering a glowing eulogium on the genius and coui'age of Napoleon, which caused his uncle, father of the narrator, who had many Whig tendencies, to ex- press the wish that Robert were as liberal in his home as in his foreign politics. The ability with which ...

... not believe it is as high as 200,000, for a large part of the men who sup- ported Mr. Fillmore in New York four years ago— he Whig the third party cauditlate then, and stamling in the place now held by Mr. Bell — have joined the Republican party. Should ...

... of Canning, Lord Palmekston was soli- ■ cited to enter the Grey Cabinet of 1830, and that ! noble earl — the Nestor of the Whig party, who hael l been himself Minister for Foreign Affairs, who' knew foreign politics as well as any man of his j time — ...

... mili- tary review gi-.uud, which is situated about a ?? . le ■■: -•- iles north-east from the heart of the .itv. The folio whig was the order of march. A ■ tn-ng company of artiihry with bear-skin caps, which gave the m ...