... WHITFIELD S PRIVATE HOTEL, 5 ...

... in Irish Utica is concerned, may fairly set down as a thorough Liberal Protestant. The Whites have invariably supported the Whigs in Ireland, and the last political effort in which their family was engaged was the recent attempt to open the county DubUu ...

... influence. was horrified and frightened at the proposal of Liberal statesmen; and he anticipated that the system, if abandoned the Whigs and Tories, would, at an events, be maintained by the lladicals England. Having made some further observations, the speaker ...

... pronounced decided cases of ! Asiatic cholera. The locality in which these cases occurred a very bud sanitary condition.— Xorlhern Whig. At Saifleet, Oct. 3, Mr. James Jackson, carpenter, in hi* year Imd lived in the parish ail Ins life, and has left i nine children ...

... clear, that students of different denominations could agree until the firebrand Ullraroontanisra was thrown, and spread by Whig-Radical Government. Now, w e suppose, the youth of Ireland are to divided into hostile camps, and become still more embittered ...

... pretty, [ CARDINAL CULLEN IN BELFAST, bed on fire with the p-- fi|) j | Tine-corered bower and sat down. , (From the Northern Whig of Mondag.) wnliDg and bolding the lamp J ftnJ a Mias Cynthy Smithy bad for time talked quite eens blj The cereajooy ihe dedication ...