... Wales to the Corragh are being rapidly pushed on, and creates the liveliest interest In AGRICOLTUR•L PROAPECI/I.—The Northern Whig, on the agricultural prospects of Ulster, observe,:— In commencing our weekly agricultural reports for the season, it is a ...

... journalism; and was a reporter as well theatrical critic on the staff of the Morning Chronicle. The Chronicle was then an important Whig paper, the property of Perry, a Scotsman, whose sister was married to tho celebrated Person. The associations of London reporter’s ...

... MW the IRE LAN D. Tar Cmora in IRELAND.—Tbe following agricultural report for Ulster, copied from the Whig, might he taken us representing the h t prospects throughout the other provinces Our agricultural reports this week are universally satisfactory ...

... of Hooke. seeing that he deems himself entitled to tho civic chair. hecairse of his long consistent wnlk as a public man a Whig. In regard to hot claim, the public are certainly the best judges. or at leant oterht to be. they Oise hitherto declncirt pretty ...

... Rill became law; and it ia. tM»h,aaiaaraally felt that the arrangement then made can M longer lie defended maintained. Three Whig Ooearnmnnia. one Coalition (lovernment, and one Tory Wnae. within the lent ton year*, admitted , hia. The Queen admitted it ...

... IRELAND. Tee Ininn every part of Ireland the tone of the press as to the harvest is desponding. I According to the Northern Whig—. The disastrous continunnee of wet ssentlier is filling the minds of the farmeis with gloom and disnppointment. It Is inipossilile ...

... absentees generally u.,n rush questions support the Coseinment. I his, I think, sufficient justification of Mr :Black ; but that a Whig Lord Adnicate should at this time of day attempt to entrenob religious dogmas and ecclesiastical systems behind a circumvent's/1 ...

... should be able to show that the young man had, for the lust twelve months, been of unsound mind. Trisn Procrese.—The Northern Whig has the following remarks upon Irish) progress :—* In 9-35 the number of paupe in Ire ud was a third of the sulation, whi inl ...

... Appeal of the acknowledges loss at Belmont of killed and wounded and missing, and reports the Union loss at 1009.” The Richmond Whig says the rebel army in Virginia is reorganised. The State constituted a department, comprising the three armies of the Potomac ...

... made clear and intelligible. Tiif. Crops in Irf.i.anu. —The following agricultural report for Ulster, copied from the Northern Whig, might be taken as representing the harvest prospects throughout the other provinces : —“Our agricultural reports this week ...

... the House of Lords on Tuesday as Russell, of Kingston Russell. in Dorset, and Viscount Amher:ey of Anisette. in Meath. Most Whigs will feel thst a rank less than an earldom would have been below his just claims, yet it must not be forgotten that overleaping ...

... session would have gone far to effect. But we cannot shut our eye* to the fact that the Liberal party are too disunited to enable Whig Gorernment to carry any large measure of Reform—that the Tories are in spirit opposed to any measure whatever—and that the ...