... Hotel. He is said to be | man feet in height, weighs about 30 stone, and is only years of age. Speaking of him -the Northern Whig says:—“ His prodigious dimensions are such that those who saw him could hardly give expression to their opinions. is truly ...

... are deemed the brightening prospects of Conservatism. If arc to have objectionable concessions, let us have them from the Whigs. Better have the duty of accepting than the guilt of originating them, ihey would not have even the poor Advantage of obtaining ...

... what is best to be done to preserve the peace of the town. We understand it is intended to call out the military.—ATorfAer/i Whig. Londonderry, Thursday—The 12th of August was celebrated here the apprentice boys firing cannon, hoisting flags and marching ...

... Family,’ * King William the Third, of pious, glorious and immortal memory.* A correspondent draws the attention of the Northern Whig to the foregoing, and says How can we expect religious rancour cease in unhappy Ireland, when we find even her clergy mtrpducjng ...

... to justify them in doing in the eyes of their English supporters. Mr. Fcrxand’s Motion, impugning the policy of successive Whig Governments in the East, will not brought on. The honourable member for Devonport is the very last man to withdraw willingly ...

... office to which he has been appointed. In politics he is of the Whigling school. If there were a Whig party still in existence, he would of course be a Whig, but as the great Wing party” has become nothing more than a little association of Whigiings, the ...

... Gentlemen —Minis- of the Crown— considered how it would operate ? Ireland used to be the recruiting ground of the Whigs: how many Whigs would ft return then ? nay, how many Tories or how many members who were not heart and hand the enemies of the throne ...

... Viceregal Court has all along been that there has been no real and living representation the Sovereign in Ireland. Why should Whig or Tory magnate, sent there for party’s sake in the name of the Crown, entitled to greater respect than some large Irish landlord ...

... Prince Consort. He is Scotchman birth, and has amassed considerable fortune in the coal trade, lie voted vigorously for the Whigs for several years, and has had Ills reward.—iontfoii Correspondent of the Belfast News-Letter. The Record states that the ...

... the Rev. Father Lavelle, whose valuable services they should not lose. It was their duty to raise their voices against the Whig conspiracy that was endeavouring to' annihilate their eountrv (Cheers). The motion was adopted. Mr. Robert Emmett M’Evatt proposed ...

... two men were summoned to the Bench at Parkgate. and were yesterday sent for trial at the Antrim Quarter Sessions. —Northern Whig. ...

... that the ordinary scutching handles, which could worked by hdrses, gave better results than any of the new machines. —Northern Whig. Elsinore, Oct. B. —The Prince of Wales has given directions that every provision should be made for the family of the unfortunate ...