... the census return handed in b: a resident in that part of Ireland. Our correspond- ent hopes it will amuse the readers of the Whig :— “My name is Jonney Dooly, i is a fiddler by me traide, i plays on Synday for the boys and gerls of the plase, i am marrid ...

... value of this stick may be supposed, when it is stated that the remainder of the tree is value in timber for £10.— Northern Whig. ...

... Lord Palmerston has clung the Whig party. His defection caused much wrath in the Tory camp, and newspaper squibs innumerable were levelled him. many them pointless and vapid enough. He was designated “Cupid,” the Juvenile Whig,” and similar senseless epithets ...

... country. Years after- Free Trade Agitation, when the odium which ‘was transferred to the ‘‘ Cotton hitherto rested on the Whigs ” of Manches- ter, and finally to Peel after his famous defection inst Peel in the Con- from his party. The rage ec! servative ...

... full well that the most flimsy pretext may be snatched for breaking the peace of Europe, is it wonderful that Conservatives, Whigs, Radicals, and even Quakers, while they differ on every other point are at one in maintaining that the volunteer army should ...

... the fame of it will spread thro vg shout all the moun- tains and glens of the west. SUDDEN RECAL OF THE FLEET. The Northern Whig of Monday says The ublic of Belfast, and of a wide district around it, will learn with regret and disa ppointment that the ...

... the Wing faction in the Scottish having for his associates Jeffrey, Cockburn, Horner, In Sydney Smith, and other well known Whigs. conjunction with these he started the ‘‘ Edinburgh Review,” and was himeelf a regular and at first an extensive contributor ...

... Worth, talent, honesty denying except in self, Believe him not he may be purchased ; His price is pelf. W hene'er a statesman, Whig or Tory, Talks loud and lon¢g Of serving conntry for the glory Vith yearning strong ; Needing no to regard him ; Look 1n his ...

... a young tree little more than three feet in h it. —Cork Southern porte Tue Perato Ceop os crop of this r (says the Northern Whig) has been exten- sivly infected by the old disease, but now that more aceurate data exist for the formation of a correct estimate ...

... science with which it deals, the Scottish Farmer will be received as an im- addition to the literature of agriculture.”— Northern Whig. “If the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ...