... and Scotch marl .ere, of p m , were best demand, There 'was too nna note prices. dufferin; and th« batesom From the Sort her* Whig.) Iriah Tories are very angry with Dnfferin. g supposed have special knowledge Irish re, and being anxious to remove some the ...

... whom job hear least daring their tenure cffise are the boat. While India la tranquil all la right Lord Napier named; bat ia Whig, and the Tories not likely giro a berth BSO.OOO a year an opponent Why should they f Lord Cranborne ia in the running. He has ...

... »n»rU, uaen. Ireland. The Whig Government the day Viaoooote -Ds Vesei. Gjrmansion, Valantia. this proposal, it involved » considerable e*- Viscenntosssa—OormaastoD, Netterville, Golllepondiinro of money. Ido not know thst the Whig have ever given any apeoial ...

... of water in and around Belfast were froxen. There is every reason to anticipate oontinuanoo the present weather. —Northern Whig. The Snow IrOtUKiN.—Sine* lha heweyfallof snow which covered the metropolis several inches deep vary early Wednesday morning ...

... Eochb’s Point, W«dn*3dat Evbnino.—The Sir E and Lady Cocy, of Merrille,—JforHirm Canard extra screw Tripoli arrived her® from Whig. Liverpool tn, and baring passen Tnx LiT» the 96th Becihxst. &j,Bbeptoctodcdfor Now York at 5 lOp m ; —ln the Commnna Tnesday ...

... oie». I.eK'tis-vrssrr. -- n=i-r=ri= . .. :i i(. vv.t o'e!.»ck i . -' -'^ ..„ Haul,Geetge l*rlvata 3rd Rlfleßrig { ! »l, c Whig Ministry the Home R«v. John Fawcett, who is FirtwitUAJt rtAc«. Laasos-raa*, TO AND TROTTINO MEN. Prom P“* * | Pegs to tfca' ...

... sum of money to each of tho constabulary engaged for their services on tho occasion. SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. The Korlhcrn Whig, in referring to mooting the Social Science Association which to lake place in Belfast in few days, says The education deportment ...

... and State—the of the Crown, the rights and pririlegn* the Hooso Lords .Vothing of the kind. Bat, the fact •imply was that the Whig franchise at 1832, which for years He authors had surrendered, ducroditod, and discarded,* but now altogether disapproved. ...

... indnoo a man named Kelly to vote for the Conservative candidate. Cland John Hamilton, P. eon the Lord Lieutenant.— Horthfm Whig. C’Hipn, Koval, Dobllk.—Sunday, February 3rd. —Cfcv.t, r Jobs Stevenson in C. Service, MaDdelseobn. Aiitbenv I sui well pleased ...

... quite as mischief bent as the amt nascrapalons opponent of Ministers could desire. U Mnoyaaca to •ppruhendod from th* I*t« Whig Attorney OaonJ, Sir P Aimer, who wee the first to rocs in the of Commooe the doctrine of household suffrage. Last night Sir ...

... violation of the law of the land, and what tho Lord Lieutenant told them plainly laet week would not b« tolerated. Norlhern Whig of yetterday. Diamonds at the Cape.—People prospecting m all directions in the neighbourhood of Colasberg in search of diamonds ...

... Parliament reassembles, has only met with partial successbut, oo the other hand, the hungry «-placeman, writing to the of old Whig principles the north of Scotland, flaps bis wirgs in the most approved gsme-oock fashion, predicts that the measures now under ...