... on his policy all the while. The parallel of thche worthy: Irish members who used to make each 'strong speeches against the Whig*, while they always voted for them at a pinch, will at once occur to you. Most people think that the Times is unpurchaseable ...

... meeting was beld on ilyit,tery Rey. Dr. O'Brien, P.P., preaiding.— Conetpeedent. Tin nuns or Raviralisit. —ln the Northern Whig itukuilay we lied no lees than fourteen seducaim moor recorded during the late Belfast quarter samisime—nine of which were ...

... his appointment to the office and 00 , - effluent retirement from the circuit which he has so long adorned. 10030.—Northern Whig. REVIEW OF BRITISH CORN TKADE PAST WM. A further impravern nt in the weatlier, w i t h brilliant sky sad t einifs, has been ...

... ready Make. As for their plityir_tre, I have no fear to appeal to , the public opinion of Cork city, Reotestant sad 1 Catholic—Whig, Tory„ane NationaL A of nainesver bereaves.. Mesta them lookectdarkly tuned by the Italian sees, =dimmer showed newsy/ much ...

... per 1201 b. Strong stores 21 to 3/ each. An unusual amount of business was dome in swine for the English market. —Northern Whig. MOT FAlR.—Thin celebrated horses fair, held on Fri'day, largely supplied, and a good many buyers being present, a very heavy ...

... bend fited. The Buipemr is sufficiently far-iighted to know what is really for the advantave his in thee. mato.. -• Northern Whig. ,TO WNW 1111'11.0VEM f f. —BL ACK ROCK. A moiling of the ratepayer. of the district of Blackrock, wits yesterday forenoon ...