... Government, of which, on this occasion, he wa about the States, rities, and Europe with He reviewed the ec es eet Whig hours of labour in spite of Whig Goverat end the irs 8 oe = am. (Cheers.) were knew no’ classes, of which Mr. Mill and Mr. Haghes on . believe ...

... of being a most amiable diguitary of the Roman Catholic Chareb, «nd his death will be a source of general regret.— Northern Whig of Monday. on oF (Saturdsy) worn- ing, st an early hour, a party of the Borrisoleigh cu proceeded to the resi nee of a farmer ...

... workhonse: Mr. Fil te remanded him for ek, aod directed the hea constable to every inquiry about the prisoner.—Corres pondent of Whig. ...

... Letter, presented him with a purse of four hundred guineas and asilver salver in the Victoria Hall, on Friday last.— Northern Whig. Eanntxe tHe small terrier dog, the pro- perty of Mr. Charles Doherty, jun., Bridge-street, Coleraine, killed recently in a ...

... Ministers do not seem | troubled with any fine feelings or nice sense of he or they would not hold on to office as they do. ‘Whigs are remarkable for their tenacity of offici istence, and office may have its sweets as well toils, but it is only to a certain ...

... to which the Parliamentary representation of Derry is applied, and is it not a proud retrospect for our citizens, whether Whigs or Tories? One of Mr. proposals is to repeal alto- gether the duties on timber, to equalize the duties upon foreign wines, ...