... Liberals usually either di ara Irish Hume, | jgrerests, or vote, in dire to them, tor bury, J. | qvercive or unjust proposed by Whig G men s, from which all Irishmen of every creed an af pol lities are hereditarily se members who As natural results, (h: VEST ...

... the error of their information, The ruggle | is, however, prevalent that the lady will pasa Belfast this afternoon —Northern Whig. We perceive that William Joba Fitzpatric ely in idition .P.. Kilmacud Manor, has contributed £5 points any farther expense ...

... for the week d near tine fibre have been firm—say, for ann Ss Ud per stone; aod for milled, 7s to 13s pe ating a! Northern Whig. Uregon State HOUSE OF LORDS—LAST NIC The house went into committee on the Tra aa Bill. The Lord Chancellor, highly ray ey ...

... fur promoting the prayer of the petition.” Mr. Le ‘A vote of thanks was passed to the Chairma ‘3s Gar the meeting separated.— Whig. alfield’s at Mr. se beat THE SALMON FISHERY AND THE FIS LAWS OF IRELAND. eat Mr. ‘ord ns Alderman William Lane Joynt, of Limerick ...

... of Ireland i nex’, on the occasion of the Royal Agricultur POST. and will be the guest of Lord Lurgan, at House, during his Whig. ounsel Sir John and Lady Wolseley have arrived od exe Lower Movunt-street, the residence of Alice, sharles Lady Wolseley, ...

... find no suffivient vent, they have up charge—as an ery boy picks stoge—«n to the expe- at the head of the Attorney-General The Whig then gues intu details, demor ondent that the scandalous of the attacks bat, never- Orange press and the perfect fairness of ...

... Diplomatic service. Government did not at etary. opposition ; but Lord John Russell, seeing tl crease of an evil which threatens Whigs and | alike, raised a watning voice against the desi a larger expenditure on the Diplomatic service: to the “*T am sorry to ...

... scerm' Sheriff, shall lack nothing to impart suitable notion. | and importance to the opening of the Assize county.— Northern Whig. ents at INCREASED ACCOMMODATION FOR LUNATI The following gentlemen waitedon the Gra what aeping to urge this subject on their ...

... has kept de a th arding | Prime Kiga se under- seed to mere retail transactions. ort of to 60s for superiur brands.—Northera Whig. . Turin | HOUSE OF LORDS—LAST NIG apport | At four o’clock the Lords Commissioners, retand | ing of the Lord Chancellor, the ...

... especially Disscuters. Tue Northern } country to the artisan in works of astitu- owa commanuion—are exposed to the iusalts of | Whig of yesterday (Moaday) | the fanctionary who pursues the career of bi “ We understand that, yesterday, at the Methodist lemployments ...

... | | journal, had beeu a carefal and reco: jall the movements in the world of fashiv: ability which, vow that it is Tory and Whig nd Mr. | ase the | become a fierce assailaut of every thing re. | beral and popalar ; even making fasuioa sec earned on the ...

... the bese. Poon 2 af th tin interest aud tic greatest Cullse] commauity. vo THE LINEN TRADE—LABOUR MAR. opy Iu the Northern Whig of yesterday there is: don interesting aud valuabie statement on the ch on | produced by machinery aad other improves in the ...