... and chapel. wreckers of Partry. • refreshing candour shout it that stamps Sir Lola, the idol of Calvinist bigota, no creeping Whig hypocrite. He hie thrown of the mask whip's masters, in sending him here, would, no doubt, wish him to and has gee* the whole ...

... Government is mrr i o g on . The et the Candidate mo Important • town as Plymouth is sappmed to a the do-nothing poliery of the Whigs. We are to learn that the move. is eztendhig throughout of the are now working ooly three days • week and several have entirely ...

... skimmer of the sea.«c his rare specimen of American naval architecture is loaded to the scuppers with bread-stuffs. —Northern Whig. Fi;Ki:« O'l FROM COI OH9 10 MINUTt* INSURED BY Dr. .o ...

... gold as old copper and is quite to prevent them finding their way into aireulalies again, passing through the fareaos, and Whig duly itherperated, with proper admixtures of tia and :Mo. Bens hundreds of tone of the ill pieces have bees already withdraws ...

... questioned. Even it is, there are well-informed persons who believe that in the event of another election for the same borough, the Whig candidate would not to-morrow poll an equal number of votes. ...

... are crowned 1 with sawn timber, to a greater and uio e inconvenient extent than ever remember to have seen before. 1 Northern Whig. State the Country.— Distress prevails amongst the working and poorer classes of Ennis, arising from the want employment and ...

... Secretary, however, did not arrive, nor believe has be signified any intention visiting Belfast, at least at present —Northern Whig. Schooldays or Sue James Ghaiiam. —At an early age Sir Janies Graham was sent to Westminster Si hool. where be was contemporary ...

... of November. This is particularly the ease where houses are let at a nett rent, the owner paying the entire taxes.—Northent Whig. _ - INFLUX OF SHIPPING.—There are at proment in our port, discharging or just disloaded, an lower seventeen ships . and barque' ...

... —the year of birth being 175*2. The descendant of ancient Scottish family, was bom at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated Westminster School From there went to Queen’s College, Cambridge, and very soon entered ujKm public life. Travelling ...

... firmament, has cast considerable gloom over it. In one respect, the deceased Baronet may be compared with Mr. Gladstone, both Whigs and Tories, were anxious to have him on their side. Both may have stood in some dread of him—as men will fear the mastiff, ...

... The London, in common with large portion of thelrish Press, view it mainly from a party point ; but, indifferent, alike, to Whig or Tory factions, seeking justice for four and a-half millions of enslaved Catholics, who have been the dupes and the victims ...

... 12s 6d stone of The sales passed our market to-day were chiefly in milled. Large quantities were offered by growers.—Northern Whig. ...