... actual machinery of government. the. Irish, instead of having a Whig lord who has always been in at the death of a Tory Government, or a Tory lord who has always been in at the death of a Whig Government, were nominally ruled by a son of the Queeu, we are ...

... Revolution is not very great, even to an English Whig-Liberal Ministry, and on the old plan of bringing their friends into a scrape, and leaving them to get out of it as best as they can, the Whigs will probably have no more to say to Italy than ...

... have beard of no serious injury, but unhappy results may be anticipated from the effects of the gale in the Channel.—Northern Whig. ...

... THE RIOTS IN BELFAS (FROM THE SECOND EDITION OF THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Tuurspay, Hatr-past TWELVE o’cLocK.— The overwhelming police and military force in town has had the effect of temporarily quelling the riots. Except a few skirmishes this morning, and ...

... testimony and evidence is against him, and the insolence of the denial is unwarrantable, and deserves a fitting rebuke. —Northern Whig. ...

... is placed, on the choice of a successor to the distinguished Professor whose connection with both has now ceased.—Northern Whig. Deer Stalking.—ln the forest of Glendibidale Mr. Horatio Ross began the season's sport lust week. On Friday he got three shots ...

... intolerant Orangemen of the North still regard the mendacious Agitator with the same feeling which alienated half England from the Whigs after the Lichfield House compact 1834. The impudent display sectarian and disloyal symbols at the late celebration in Dublin ...

... with our contemporary sick of partizan peers for governors— a Whig lord who has been in at the death of a Tory Government, or a Tory lord who has been in at the death of Whig Government noblemen who come to this country with the understood ...

... preserve the peace of the town. We understand it is intended to call out the military From Special Edition of the Northern Whig. ...

... exchanged. The Federal officers arrived in this city yesterday. THE ALLEGED RIOTS IN DERRY. Belfast, Saturday.—The Northern Whig, in its second edition, says that it has received this morning a telegram from Derry, contradicting the report disturbances ...

... ts of the North, and, we believe, throughout Ireland generally, will be placed in a highly advantageous position.—Northern Whig. The Chops in Bedfordshire. —Harvest work progressing vigorously, and a tolerably correct estimate may be given of the crops ...

... been heavy, but the weather allowed them to be saved in good condition. The pastures begin to feel the want of rain.—Northern Whig. ...