... superior.. The no and other important matters in connection with the present Erie; must he brought home to the notice of the old Whig country gentlemen very speedily, and if they want to hold their places amongst their constituenta they my at whom they will ...

... NOTES IB ROWDYISM TO BE THE LAW OF COVENTRY? It time this question was asked and answered by every man in the city whether be Whig Tory or Radical” man’s property and are as valuable to him as another’s and Tories will not we opine approve of having either ...

... the hand. politica parties both Whig mid Tory they have begun nom mere to bedisk we are glad to think. • the contemplated merlins indicate.. And the more they reheat upon the post, foam the Whig treacherin. of I to the Whig and Tory and Radical parliameatary ...

... hatred of Popery. Has all his ardour in this cause evaporated and is he about to sink down into a mere servile supporter of the Whigs, like so many others who onoe prided themselves their independence ? are requested again to contradict the erroneous report ...

... liftd to seota. eoxioue to support EaUblishsd Church; ths pnoo»pl« ol en Qovorument, believed they would { ho; believed the Whig or Tory. ptomise o! pert ol the lauded one-third ot the tithe .poll- V iuduo. them to oonient to mast be lTen disendow M much ...

... chain, found, on to dispose of them at Naas, that they were composed of what is commonly caßed candlestick gold.— Northern Whig. ...

... take the property of many of the landlords of Ireland; of Lord Lausdowne, of Lord Clanricarde, and of many of other ■-reat Whig landlords, who have not done and are not doing anything for it at all ? Is the course you propose justice to reland, or ...

... Belfast, April 20, 1808 AO W A TK SELL THE “DAILY’ and “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG” in every town and village in Ulster where an Agency does not already exist. Apply to the Publishers of the Whig, Belfast, onti itolr the q-'ickeet ami mo*t certain mramt of forwarding ...

... Trion- Sante. Osborne has likewise several of the American Starke's progeny in training. AND PICKPOCIMT9 AT The Belfast Northern Whig thus refers to the doings of the chevaliers dindustrie at the late Punchestown meeting:— These fellows.(the pickpockets) were ...

... exaltation and honour of the said illustrious order and a a-yourself.' On being re-conducted to his stall, his Royal GIO *wHigness made his reverence to the Grand Master, and tiol ind remained Istanding with his hat on. Thereupon the tiv tine Senior Esquire ...

... with Irish lace and shamrocks, and • white tulle veil marked with ehanirocka. On her breast was a large shamrock.—Northers Whig. HIGHLAND RAILWAY HALF-YEARLY RE- The report of the Highland Railway Company to the half-yearly meeting of shareholders to ...

... Liberals are in favour of Mr Gladstone confining himself to the moving of his first resolution only, and that for this reason the Whig leader has hesitated in taking the course urged upon him by his advisers and demanding an explanation from the Prime Minister ...