... treating your letter and the documents enclosed as emanate ing from you in your official capacity of Chief Se'rotary for the Whig Government of Ireland, I take the liberty of stating my reasons for declining to comply with your desire. I shall first advert ...

... handscutchc I. *»*; and for line to extra pan-els. slid pur stone IGI ! M ; milled sold from .is lls per stone.—.VorfAern Whig. Warkkxpoi.vt Fair.—This fair, held cn Friday, was well attended, but the bu.>iius3 done was restricted to one or two departments ...

... receive the unhesitating and unflinching support of those who, npon other subjects, may opposed him.” Similar support was given Whig Ministers during the Crimean war and the Indian mutiny; and how was the service rewarded ? Clever resolutions were artfully ...

... promoted by you, Sir Robert, as unseemly and insidious manifestation of the ancient, consistent, and implacable enmity of the Whig party Ireland. That party has placed on record in the statute-books its enactments against the schools and college* and the ...

... lloteniet mirror'. that as. ha. seemed reward of great hetvim* preeetd lie injustice. The tatepeet M to. en trennsell mai C.. Whigs had noth , ng iu it • hat wt,. Ti. Whigel4.l he universal solinostledgemet mists•n-toi the of the Bemis Catholics up 1., the ...

... absolutely usslesa and only time and money. Yonr obedient servant, J. Hawxiss Sutrsox. Extract enclosed. see by the Northern Whig that a meeting of the cesepeyers of the county Down wee held deye ego consider whet remedy should be edopted to force the ...

... C'-uncil rose. DEATH OF THE PRINCE CONSORT—TOWN MEETING LEAST. [BY StAORKTIC TRI-KORA PH.j (From the Thirl Editi- n the .Woriheru Whig) Brlkast. Friday, Dkc. An ex'remely large and influenti.il mating the inhabitants Beliast was held m the Town Hall ibis aiternoon ...

... is ri,ht; if he ran a .ball put an .1 to tbis weary strife, he a benefactor. thing is likely to done ty the Tories than the Whigs. tot can t•y n-ahvut • To =conditional etlition pretoe- Seroue..l I. it while the nonce • I. rig its pant hum. u u infaination ...

... between England and America occurs at present or not, additional troops are required in Canada. With this change iu affairs the Whig Government has learned how profound its lolly was allowing Duke of Newcastle to insult the loyal portion of Canadian people ...

... Irish people? If his proposition expending sixteen millions sterling Iri h railways and harbours had not been thwarted by your Whig-Radical party, the unprincipled and irreligious Federal Government of America would not now count amongst its retainers thousands ...

... true and honest app1.- tien to all the public departments of the Ene . . It need net be a matter:el surpriet that Ca. Whig families, wire have held the puree. the United Kingdom and its Colonies with and abort interruption.; since the pass' ig of ...

... than three-fourths of all the work required. The seamstress is an expert hand who can complete one of them in day.— Northern Whig, Irish, English, Scotch, and Foreign Market Review. (Written Specially for the F.vkmbrs’ Gazette.) Farmers’ Gazette Orncr. ...