... rtlank. On the whole (says the Belfast Whig), we believe agricultural prospecte are satisfactory, and th a t, w i t h tine weather, everything will be made safe. There is a scarcity, no doubt, of labour and there, militates against speedy cutting; but ...

... F. M'Cannce, of Calender Street, has been appointed consul at this port for the Argentine Confederation.— Belfast Northern Whig. TO SHOOT LORD LEITRBL—As Lord Leitrim was walking throngh the town of Mohill, a shopkeeper named Murphy tired at him with ...

... View of Boding out their whereabouts, the AIMil.. tanbColonial Secretary to the Government Ilket prnne t i i nnen l Ilie tolli.whig reward. B.t why are nit one ol H jesto's steamer's, of which plenty are in those seas, do:patched 'or the purpose of Roiling ...

... comparative quality, as so depends on the weather for the , next two weeks or so.—From a Tyrone Correspondent of I the Northern Whig. It may be peofkabts to Mr to knew that tb OlijirloEm PeTRST STARCH, which Is been eselnalvell need in lIER M atEPTTIt LAt ...

... for some years acted as the President of the Ayrshire Agricultural Association. In his politico Mr Campbell was professedly a Whig, and on three separate occasions was successful as a Parliamentary Candidate. The first occasion was immediately after the ...