... The Irish Haxvbt.—ln every pert of Ireland the tone of the press as to the harvest is desponding. According to the Northern Whig The disastrous continuance of wet weather is filling the minds of the farmers with gloom and disappointment. It is impossible ...

... companion, he was one of the most joyous and ebullient humorists that ever “ set the tabic in a roar.” The Belfast Northern Whig (which was the list journal with which Mr. Bruce was associated) mentions tho cause of his death and pronounces a high euloginm ...

... Lords Tuesday, last week, as Earl Russell, of Kingston Russell in Dorset, and Viscount Ambcrley of Ardsalla, in Meath. Most Whigs will feel that rank less than an earldom would have been below his just claims, yet it must not be forgotten that overleaping ...

... more than many respectable grocer or draper in good-sized country town. The election for the city is great triumph for the Whigs. The majority certainly is not large, considering the sins of the constituency, bnt it is larger than was expected, and larger ...

... at his resilience, 6, Mount Charles, Belfast, aged fifty-three years. James Brick, Esq., formerly E lit *r of the Northern Whig. At Tours, France, the instant. Williamina, wif«- of James Gregg, Esq., Advocate, lately Sheriff-Substitute of Caithness. At ...