... inconvenience resulting. Could enlbt on our bsbalf the alvocacy of your powerful and influential journal—the terror al*ke of Whig and Ultramontane —we might, ar consequence, reckon on public opinio being also in our favour, and hope this duple force will ...

... name of Stewart, and, in that case, Mr Wallace, the manager here, with police-officer, are to sail in chase of him. —Northern Whig. The Herald asks the Prince Wale# wa« insured, and for what sum. ...

... that Serjeant Sullivan will attend one of the Crown prosecutors, and not the Attorney-Geueral, aa previously atated. —Northern Whig. Fire Übhbr’s-quat.—Last night, at ten minutes past eleven o’clock, fire broke out U«her’a*qnay, which, but for the praiseworthy ...

... principle is to centralize in England all manufactories, and every element of strength and skill. If the blighting policy the Whigs is still to be the bane of Ireland, see nothing left for a great proportion of our people but emigration. It is sad to think ...