... DISTRESS in IRELAND—MEETING in KINGSTON. (From the Kingston (Canada) Whig.) On Saturday evening, the 18th instant, a meeting was held in the Vestry of Saint Mary's Cathedral in this city, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present destitution ...

... Vatican than he otherwise would have experienced by reason of his accusers to the Bishop being certain Whig gentry among the Harbour Commissioners, and the Whig party are by no means in the best odour at Rome.—Morning Chronicle yesterday. Customs Duties.—Last ...

... realized for it the sum mentioned above, although there is not house on that any one can live in.— Correspondent of the Northern-Whig. The Australian Ministry.—Last mail carries homo the news of change of ministry, and the substitution of Mr. O'Shannassy for ...

... the capital invested, the greater will be the return. We have been told that one of the first of the gentlemen sent down by a Whig Government to lecture the agriculturists into a more learned culture of their lands, was considerably posed by the interruption ...

... unprecedented inundatien. Many millions of dollars' worth of property have been destroyed. WE MUST PBEPABE. (From the Richmond Whig, Jan. 17.) Now that nature has so nearly checked all hostile operations by either army, from the Potomac to the Mississippi ...

... than the combativeness of the present Irish Secretary. Irishmen have long ceased to look for auy beneficent exertions from Whig Governments. They understand fully that the old offensive and defensive alliance is terminated but they not expect to have ...

... back placcs of Majo. It an unhappy thing that, from tho turn the discussion on distress has taken, every supporter of the Whig Government, and some who are expecting favours from them, think they are bound to deny the existence of distress at all. They ...