... appreciator of the courtesies of Brand Mr Calcutt —lndei>endent Opposition, though not in emergencies, has replaced a thorough Whig, Colonel Luke White; Mr M ‘Cormick, a Conservative, has been returned for Londonderry, in the room of supporter of the government ...

... but that little was sufficient evidence that the value is firm, say 60s per cwt. The day was fine throughout.— of : Xorthern Whig. 1 Rallybofey.—A correspondent!) informs us that reaping is going actively on in this neighbourhood, and that iu acme oi the ...

... on hose character rests not a speck. lor talents and sincerity’, during his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. was a’ ed in every movement that coaid benefit his fellow man, and was the faithful ...

... by every manner of insult to their fellow-citizens, and every effort in their power to create outrage and riot.— Nortker'i Whig. Change ok the County Assizes.—At meeting of tho Town Commissioners, Monday last, George Bolfon, fclsq, J P, in the chair, ...

... Commissioners can attend, well ah Mr Smith, the engineer of the corporation, and Captain White, the harbourmaster. —Northern Whig, Death of an Irish Giant. —August 13, in the neighbourhood of Cong, after a few days’ illness, Mr Patrick Glynn, son of respectable ...

... whiskey can .made without the surveillance of the Excise, and on terms far below the amoun aid on the Gladstone tariff. —Northern Whig. The Bishop of Down and the Rev Millkr— The late Inhibition. —In compliance with letters of request from the Lord Bishop of ...

... character passi d by the English Government (excepting the Anns Bill, which was merely renewal), was the Coercion Bill the Whigs, which enabled the Lord Lieutenant place any part Ireland under martial law, and to creato courts-martial for the trial of ...

... throughout yesterday morning. The afternoon was again fair and bright, and the night put on a very settled appearance. —Northern Whig of Monday. Since Sunday last decided change has taken place iu the aspect ot the heavens, which is working advantageously upon ...

... EXECUTION OF JOHN HOLDEN AT OMAGH* (From the Northern Whig.) The last scene of this dreadful tragedy has been brought to a close. John Holden, convicted at the Summer Assizes of Tyrone, before Baron Hughes, for ' the wilful murder of Robert M*Clelland ...

... fortnight of dry weather now is all important, aud, if it succeed the present rain, will make all right in the granaries. —Northern Whig of Monday, Limerick.— The fine weather departed suddenly on Thursday last, and during the day high wind and rain continued ...

... printed superfine paper. They triumphantly refute the coarse lying vituperation of Macauley, who, iu his hero-worship his Whig demi-god, William, aud hatred of tho Irish, did not hesitate to say that many who commanded for King James were coblers, tailors ...

... November next.—l am, sir. yours iro*t obediently, Thomas Hamilton Jones, Jl, Antrim, Derry, Armagh, Fermanagh and Cavan.” The Whig says : We most heartily wish success to the generous effort about to be made in l>ohalf of Mrs Holden and her infant and orphan ...