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... PUBLIC FEELING IN IRELAND. ENGLISH WHIG POLICY. Id the Evening Post of Tboreday last, inserted an extract from the Moniteur, upon the subject of tbe estrangement of the Irish Liberals from the English Whig party. able article on tbe subject appeared some ...
... a tendency to improve. arpose THE IRISH LINEN TRADE. States sent is more favourable report than those notice: The Northorn Whig of this day has a # ...
... bea + ae pay ae yet ——— 9d. the stone of milled soll at 1 94. to 118. 6d. per stone.—Northern Whig. = ae GAZETTE ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Home Office acknowledes the receipt o rous addresses of condolence to be laid be ween, Lord James Marra, pointed Groom-i ...
... most certain his Royal Highness the eneral, wll 0G fF some he will increase the sport by giving a cup t aed the for at the Whig. — VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO bas, It is the intention of the Queen to visit Perry, towards the latter end of August. Her Maje Doctor ...
... “ and power-loom warps | are as firm as they were at the the year.— Northern Whig of to-day. ed for by the LENT ASSIZES Norra-Easr Ciacerr.—Town of Drogheda, Fe Jnited 12 o'clock ; County of Louth, at Dandalk, Feb ‘clock ing to of Monaghan, at Monaghan ...
... this accident will have to be ons of the expense of the underwriters or the y the THE GALWAY van. It is stated in the Northera Whig that a en ree will be held in Belfast on Thursday in favou Galwey postal subsidy. at the Limerick, in | bave meeting of the ...
... First Minister, are teu or twenty years bis senior, whereas io the House of Lords, Lord John would be the seuior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. Lord John Kussell, upon the creation of his peerage, will also be appointed a Knight of the Garter ...
... ae There is much lessemployment for hand loo care vera, many of whom have found other occu and it is stated by the Northern Whig that ate of of looms are idle in different parts of tt —The try. ‘The tra: fic returns from the Irish railway nies, taken asa ...
... by the Americ and other causes ; bat the fine harvest prospe red to hopes of improvement. “ Short time” is abou The Northern Whig says:— to adopted. is (in- “We are sorry to learn that, in consequence was nation in trade, several of the most exiensive employers ...
... Kichard Weaver, the great Evangelist, and converted prize tighter aho harangued in his usual style large assemblage.—AorfArru Whig. ...
... eo betes, sul eS OF Whig Principe three vative move has beea as yet made.—Cork ton xpres- > Sa SNE ES ED.” Tue Late Dean Boxke, or Westror sabout rarious mortal remains of the Very Rev. Dean Burt rts to Westport arrived in Ballinrobe on between six and ...
... the employees ot the Castle, are plunged only enlivened by the feeling that they have one and ity—in “sold” by the beloved Whig Government for whi Sir, if supplanted Lord administration. Such ge [ think are but winning in the abolition of their places ...