... —Bdfatt Northern Whig. As general rale, a fashionable bean, like bow in tbw sky, can’t make both ends meet. Irish, English, Scotch, and Foreign Market Review. (Written Specially for the Farmers’ Gazette.) Farmers' Gazette Office, Dublin, Friday Evening ...

... leagued thew salved with the Whigs. Had they remained independent el the Whig or Tory faction, such a state of things would not now elid.' We, also, agree with the Ta/det to. ertain extent; but it is absurd to blame the Whigs more than the Tories as persecutors ...

... which displays the Mariolatrist symbol as its figure-head blames the Legate for the whole of it. He has kept the Whigs in office, and the Whigs—Lord Palmerston especially—are notorious fomenters of revolution. Dr. Cullen has got up a good deal of talk against ...

... It thus fall off; but, as manufact not hold stocks of yarns, the effect will net be so gr was in previous years.— Northern Whig of to-day. WIND AND Day. ...

... set near six ere you had done. Such was the gratifying result of this year s labour. Such the satisfactory result of having a Whig Ministry office. Ask any member of either House with what result has remained seven months and upwards of this year in London ...

... irgencies. e White; armed for a govern. taken I account irned for I Hayes; reed for rn Whig letter 1860. done for give her a to subions, and columns urs most Antrim, he Whig the genes Holden who will indebted has set, elms of article of ,nsidered, chech to ...

... arrive | growth in the bands of dealers. this | hand-scutched, 6s to 83 per stone; and for milled 7s t per stone.—Northern Whig cf this day. och of DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LIVERPOOL at aon A little after twelve this morning a fire broke =. eto)» » Gain ...

... ♦he public purse. This gentitnirp, the Irish Whig journals informs us, is to succeed Mr. Lyle, appointment Lord Lieutenant Londonderry a few ninths since was received such a manner the pubJ c it required a Whig’s invetera.e love of place to retain that high ...

... appeared in the columns of the Whig of the 23d August last. Mr Patterson Is now In Belfast, to which be has been sent General Dunne on the honourable mission which describes in his letter:— TUB EDITOR OF THB NOBTHfCRR WHIG.) Sir, —I have just returned from ...

... stone; ana for milied, 0d to per Gene- Foreign flax has been a brisker sale, at about the sa noted in our last report.— Northern Whig of you THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. of Since our last a change, very much for the wor untry. taken place in the weather. On Thursday ...

... borne testimony to and honourable career, as a public man, on aketestirmiets set mid einctitity, his Dublin, even the anti Whig puma!, 4 . that city gave him was eugagist evrty mmement that' fellow qiin, and is. 014iie • (the Tenant League, while it hwso ...

... They etntell on leaving that they would have pleasure in another contest with the North of Ireland Club next year. —Northern Whig. ...