... by Dr. Italy the twiner psalmist of 'my noble friend the Duke,' to vote fur an each: of MAIM Castle, and toes, tool of the Whig mew, the members of *hick Puim Pus IX. declared • taw )eats ago she greatest ramie. of the Chore,. of (led on eatdt ; and ...

... at its meal name an rm . ,. day on which to impress its rt. . on the subject, and, it Feuianism be the pare e.• t child of Whig,,ery and priesteraft, freely awa.. them the honour of it. pateetage. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, A■ Utatoo Mao. Gil. ...

... settlements on she rivers of Called'. Its nissalas still eight; I make it an annual whit. I sorry nay rhildnie it, teach shim the Whigs* metaled by tbe generalise* which here pee Wore them. I love to dwell the tender recollections, kindred ties, the early elections ...

... declared contraband of war. MONDAY.-A strike has occurred amongst the journeymen printers employed in the office of the Northern Whig, Belfast. Mr. Finlay, the proprietor, had twelve of the delinquents brough t up at the Police-office. It having appeared that ...

... in and sop'. rated ths suathatants, the affray was ended. Mr. Rea retired hearing marks of every rough handling. —Noe then Whig. ...

... iinpoesiliility, or is only possible as the result of a total repudiation of the influences of religion. it is sad to think that Whigs and priest+ should have it in their power to condemn the grent majority of Irishmen to a perpetual exeluaiun from all education ...

... the town of tough. Au inquest wee held on Mouthy, whets tile jury re a verdict of Accideutatly bunted to death.--Northorn Whig. ...

... still prevails and wi , hout any appearance of diminution. TII E BELFAST CATDOF.IC INSTI- The Belf■st New Letter sad Northern Whig etrittairoshort accounts of a meeting held in Bet ft.( to dt.solvo the Catholic Institute. The merlins was privooe, so that ...

... people nothing. Tu talk, therefore, of the duty of good Catholics resisting Bishop Dortisn's fulminations, as the Northern Whig does in an article which we published last week, is sheer nonsense. None, but bad Catholic. would dare to do so. None but bad ...

... are in the same spirit. Hie foll,,wing extract taken trout an article on the subject in an able contemporary, the .‘orilsetis Whig, in• dicates the feeling ut the Presbyterians of Ulster, who have•hitherto been supporters of ilia Moverument on this questieu ...

... somewhat melancholy, tact and Agee hoped th e boil for the future fur all Die putts emelterned, Mr. Contilly twilled. list. Whig Personally and by name assessed, together with lortyeight *1 the principal notihrosou ant gel/thrum of the County. whom names ...

... tallrernee and premices. Whatever may he the amts. ee however plausibly urged, to er by political bargaining to ester' from a Whig • Conservative Ministry eonceorioa• designed le bring bock to um Voted Kingdom Ilse rule of &id.' by its priesthood, ibould ...