... w rule. ‘ages, 16 Wis Oe 8 OF grease him to bear up against high prices and the lverse ployment of hie labour. The Northera Whig 3 and terday, referring to this subject, says:— “There is some slight difference of inion extent of the unfortanate blight ...

... spoke subject astonished at the apathy wit xtreme we bore the insult, and I must again say, int of the writer of the Northern Whig—* Iti that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have gatan triate themselves before they can be traste viewed wlitics: this feeling ...

... was put on for the occasio retarn, the Marchioness expressed gratification ¥ arrangements which hat beea made fur the con the Whig. The Marchioness of Conyngham he suff-ring from severe indisposition at Bifrons. His Excellency George Motley, the Minister ...

... advocate the ascendancy of the old Tor ure of the | If there is aught more deserving of condet to the in-| than either of the Whig or Tory factions, plain of a| affectation of a cisinterested respect for eitt bed in the | strives to conceal its selfish aims ...

... were refused against a num persons charged with a violation of the Part pre- | by blems Act on the 12th of August The Northern Whig says—“ That the Ac violated, aud by the persons against who —to The Magistrates refused to receive informatio beyond question ...

... each 3 1 to 12s long, cast, not bored, wy shot not half the size re were bore, and, at a distance of three yards that I had Whig of every one of the shots on space seven inc! eight, and that if my guns hed been Castle- shot to fit the bore—I would have ...

... crop. In however, the ansier of will be bad, owing to the extreme moistare of tle of the for so lengthened a period.—Northern Whig. in Reaping is going forward rapidly, and ite of Jac- standing the long and incessant wet weathe ee, as, if considerably injured ...

... cerrisges in waiting, anc d. Red Hillsborough Castle, amid the cheers of a lar; who had collected in the street.— Northern Whig Granp Bart at Castie.-~1 @ grand ball was given at Hillslo vugh Casi M uis and Marchioness of Downshire to a | 18. fashionable ...

... flag of the Admiral’s ship, which exercised a iy portion of sn annual premium, as st in rental) a net | influence over all.— Whig. ) mag- harac- | profit rent of £25 14s. dd. per annum. DU BARRY’S Delicious HEALTH-REST( Proposals for purchase of either ...

... Downshire. His Excellency will at the noble Marquis s ball to-night, and wi sto the Vieeregal Lodge on to-morrow. The Northern Whig of this day thus motices th this Excetlency to Castle :-- “The visit of his Excellency the Lord seat of the ancient house of ...

... infermations—owing, it is believed, the | mn, but witnesses not having actually seen the caut h of or the flags hoisted.— Northern Whig. civil Great Boat Race ron £200.—The long. ry. He contest between George Everson, of Greenw Roman he fact Hammerton, of Kingston ...