... express his opinion of tho melancholy state of Ireland. Its Government was utterly incapable, its head was surrounded with old Whigs, who kept him utter ignorance, and its Chiof-Socrotary was both incapable and unpopular. He condemned tho policy of England ...

... J. B. M'Alsster, , Rev. L. E. Berkeley, Mr. J. P.Corry, Bev. W. Jabosloo Mr W. L. Finlay, and Mr. David Taylor.—Yorfkens , Whig . Archdeacon Dennioon’s motion to eoavoeatiou, tw I sppoiat a committee to examine Dr. Coteneo’o book, r has been carried. ...

... lighted carriages of the Ulster (main-line) with the dingy conveyances used the line between Belfast and Dublin. N->rlh*rn Whig. i lolltmay-rtM-l station, for the purport* upsctthi'' the trains. It appears that one of the up* trains arriving at King’s-crost ...