... present government are anxious to give what may be termed concessions Ireland, opposed those political concessions of which the Whigs were so fond. If Lord Derby's Administration can really see their way giving us a shortsea mail service, it will be done; and ...

... to come for the destitute orphans of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. He was sixty-nine years of age his death—Northern Whig. - . ...

... central division, where suitable offleea are immediately opened, and some saving effected U> the Kevcune. This legacy of the Whigs, following aa it dees on the closing of the Drogheda distillery, entails further loss ou the trade and business of this town ...

... in the kingdom has sent so many men of mark to the different colonies south of the Pacific the province of Ulster. Northern Whig. The well-known coffeehouse, Garraway's was closed on Saturday last, and it is believed that the building will be pulled down ...

... Livingtou, the Liberal lincndraper, told the commissioners of one John Adcock, who was paid thi.e times the Tories and once tiis Whigs—and who (said or. Livingston) would rather vote fur the vil than the Tories. Adcock got altogether £75, and at last voted for ...

... created new central division, where offices are t> immediately opened, and some saving effected to Revenue. This legacy of the Whigs, following as on the closing of the Drogheda distillery, entails furi.-r loss on the tiade and business this town. the ruin ...

... that are full of force and tire, and a good deal fury. The w.iter is undoubtedly possessed of true poetic power. —Northern Whig. The writer of ‘Lays and Legends ihomond’ has proved abundantly in his pages that his spirit is thoroughly imbued with the ...

... with economy on almost every variety land, the want of hands will not press so severely as old times on the farmers.—Northern Whig. ...

... gaols throughout the country. The naniher of thor.e admitted to bail has been fouud to largo that the prow«ia!p(uoa» eta now Whig. ...

... utmost to excite tbo rabble of London and of the country against the Torie*. for the very arto they would have upheld ui the Whigs. Never have set n the spirit of pailisanship meaner or or* malignant. The cxcil mcnl in London has naturally been advantage ...

... boat recently put on, which leaves for Stranraer at two o'clock. During the week some prime cattle were shipped. —Northern Whig. In Frauce people are in a dreadful hurry to bury one another. Last week, at Seilles, the child of a lady was taken ill at ...

... country. The number of those admitted to bail has been found to be large that the provincial prisons can now relieved. —Northern Whig. Caution against Illegal Secret Societies.— We understand that in the Catholic churches of this town on Sunday the officiating ...