... potatoee and tutnipe look very well indeed, with little appearance of the blight spreading very fat in the former. —Northern Whig. The Harvest in Scotland.—The latter half of last week was very unfavourable. There was a drying breeze on Sunday, and though ...

... training received. He wished some distinguished man ia Parliament would bring in a Reform Bill education which should please both Whigs and Tories, which should characterised no pMty views, but by patriotic and comprehensive ideaa. fully agreed with the remarks ...

... Trial.—The report that Mr. Wm. Johnston, intended to become oencidste for the tepieoantstion of Belfast (says the Northern Whig) turns out to true. The new candidate for the honour of representing the borough is extremely indignant with the present Oorernment ...

... Hardy, and was defeated at the general election of 1847 by Mr. Busfielu —the father, we believe, of Mr. Busheld errand —on the Whig or Liberal side, and by Qeneral Perronet Thompson. the following general election, 1852, Mr. Wickham defeated Qeneral Thompson ...

... and determination defend the inatitutiona of their country; but what they had to fear waa the demoralising influence of the Whig party in holding out to the people promises of eomething they never would get—(hear, hear)—for the take of maintaining themselves ...