... Canny Scot. irmish Col. Conyngham’s Coppa beat Mr. Pollock's Lord Lurgan’s Lady Eleanor beat Lord Becti ly, but Bleu. hich it Whig Lord Lurgan’s Lady Lisette beat Captain A e the is. On Lord Lurgan’s Lady Evelyn beat Mr. Pollock Pooh, of the ig 130 Mr. ...

... is the kmen of affaire in not if it be simi scape England.” steep ks, or SMALL FARMS IN FEE. i thus TO THE OF THE NORTHERN WHIG which Sin—There 1s no writer that | know of, as r nd ex the periodic al press, who has so consistently By and perseveri ngly ...

... —— ED EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN THE BE TOWN COUNCIL. er has The Northern Whig of yesterday reports Court lowing as having taken place at the meetia, yo, and Belfast Town Council on Tuesday :— Mr. Kea—A verdict bas been obtained be rgeuns, by perjury, and ...

... But the question is not whether these words a e they ing or dis sing to British e but whe all men—be they Engli or Irish, Whig or lished if they dare more for the interests of humanit early they do for the interests of faction, must re beld their being ...

... profession, has str chard mind to put off the form of his politics and | er Ma- | of his faith at the door of his court, to Whig or Tory, Churchinan, Disseater, or Catholic, bi oust bea partisan judge; if he can do this, it is y (£20) bo consequence what ...

... protecting the fair trader from H. Smith, C.B., Royal Artiliery; Lieutenant ing the truite of bis ingenuity and enterprise taken n Whig an important one, although it ooly Alfred A. A. Chapman, 18th Foot; Major an tof ao away by others, is Lieutenant-Colonel John ...

... facts, we receive the admissions berty was © «with liberty upon the lip,” | Pp auy was the creation © because he gives from Whig authority, eland. The new — Times” Correspondent, and persec ution in theit! America yng of that traffic a reality. a belief ...

... The remaining ties 10 both stake e will be run this} circumstances t c sted, and as soon as possible ions of the per cent. Whig of this day. j mea were collec arrival of tral | day.—Northera | the: eline betore the rtraio arrived at the st cpression to ...

... at this moment within the whole olfice, Jt is, we trust, as unnecessary to say Dol fourm on, as to our pleasure that the old Whig chief wali eon as last support a Cabinet which, without him and M Line st stone, would have little right to dewaad the » ock ...

... and prisoners to be 667. The gations by Denmar k to free ourselves tel is of an utterly different wen, drawn from the old Whig and Peelite parties, have shown themselves that the Catholics of this coaatry have gone don Treaty, It ean le ave the decision ...