... to • a Firowslar via k s a be be sines el IMlShreeraterreich wait sirsarily lidappived . two epelohismestio, dl. second em 'Whig to in Norwich ia thaseiliaip Me Int. bib Mead , thet it . wee dressed up to the a. the Iproporail, sorbs being is new pewholunone ...

... upon the same county 141 Roman Catholic priests | t that toa Roman Catholic population of 103,489 cation every 735.—Northera Whig. Kixestows Maits.—A ret @ poor been furnished to the House of Commons boxes pocket the occasions upon which the steamboats ...

... post letters. 1 ; concealing childbirth. I ; perjury, 2 ; passing base coin, ; night poaching. 4 other offences, l.?Sorlhern Whig. .. . . Poir office Savings Banks.? According to calcu- Istions made at the General Post office, it is estimated that when ...

... popular feeling in Ireland as to sovereigns, and viceroy’s much change. William IV., sovereign highly popular in England with the Whig, Liberal and middlo classes, was not much more loved in Ireland than his predecessors. It was not till the accession of her ...

... to meet upon a common ground, leaving party politics and the strife of creeds outside them. There Catholic and Protestant, Whig and Tory, may fairly assemble without expecting to hear aught which may jar upon their political or religious feelings. A member ...

... or at least a portion of it, will, after all, visit our Lough during or after the Queen's visit to this country.—Northern Whig. ...

... eleven o’clock the strccta were cleared. The parlies injured were taken principally to Ur. Aickiii’sand Ur. Smyth’s.— Northern Whig. ...

... nc, 4; forgery »concealing childbirth, ; perjury, 3; passing base coin. ; night poaching, 4 ; other oilences, 7. —Northern Whig. ...

... and the little baud of patriots who acted with him are the real representatives of the great majority of our citizens, those Whig Liberals who stood aloof, or whose vote means that the mopping out of millions of the Irish from their native land was a thing ...

... were re-appointed directors, an 4 Smith, of Orlands, was appointed director Fire Belfast—A Girl Burned to Death.—The Northern Whig, of this day, states that a part of the flax spinning-mill of the Messrs. Emerson, in Eliza-street, Belfast, was destroyed ...

... Victoria. Between the passin; emancipation bill and the deatt eight years elapsed. During th vernment was for the most e the Whig party. Protestant ‘come to an end in fact as well a: Ireland did not become loyal. ‘mot more popular than his pre ‘although ...

... Ministry, and the bills were laid in the pigeon holes of the Home Office, to be disinterred by some venturous ant iquarian. A Whig Attorney-General could not think of adopting a measure introduced by a Conservative Attorney-General. That pro- ceeding would ...