... Oonciuslon. The Old Monk in tba Belfry. The War Paraguay Cornelius O'Dowd. Forfeiting Parmi Requiring no Question.” Great Whig Journalist. Charles Beade’s Notpls. W. Blackwood and Sons, Bdlnbnrgh and London. Agents for Ireland : HODGES. FOSTER, and CO ...

... did not appear, the Court adjourned until this day. Nassau William Sbmiob was a very able political economist, and thorough Whig, and it is of interest to refer to the views which be expressed in 1846 in relation to the present absorbing topic of the Und ...

... very comfortable Presbyterian body. conclusion, the right hon. gentleman said it had been the great and glorious prinlege the Whig tv in past times to have secured civil and religious freedom ly wise instruction. The leading men and statesmen of the country ...

... a more wholesale scale than the Liberals. is easy, therefore, to see why Whig rule has been detrimental to Ireland. All are aware what O’Connell thought of the Whigs. The Whigs have never dealt towards Ireland in a very comprehensive or generous spirit ...

... be a fair and average crop. Turnips seem to have suffered g r eatly from flv, and will nut be good erop in general —Northern Whig. MIHCKLLAAHOCg. Alllaneeand Consumers’Gas. jal,! C 13j Alliance and Consumers’ Gas, pd, C 6.J RAILWAYS. Groat Southern ...

... adopted, was subsequently, under the pressure of foreign hostilities, abandoned. However, believe it is one of the merits of the Whigs—or, more properly speaking, merit which in a rather exclusive spirit they claim to themselves that they are the grand masters ...

... bridewell, under a strong escort. As they >s ...

... proposed? often, when I have bad to consider the history of what »vuy. a scheme which, when we come to investigate it, are called Whigs and Tories, been surprised thatclearly shows that the whole of the tithe rent-charge after great national vicissitudes, and ...

... have arrived in Belfast, and also cargoes of new season’s flaxseed. The docks present quite crowded appearance.—lS'orihern Whig. | Curious Circumstance.—Captain Head bought in j last Parsons town fair, on Saturday, fine springer, and placed her in a friend’s ...

... a large drumming pirtyalso paraded the Crumlinroad, to the great annoyance the inhabitants of that neighbourhood. —Northern Whig of Thursday. HORRIBLE ATTEMPT TO MURDER THE COUNTY TIPPERARY. There was made on M iy night audacious attempt ta des-troy life ...

... cause* ; but, on the whole, the potato crop promises fairly, aod with very favourable weather may be over average.— Northern Whig. A youngfgentleman has run away with the younger of the two daughters of an Irish member, both of whom have been long reputed ...

... meeting the 3rd insf.. on returning from which towards Bessbrook he had also been a>tacked, though then escaped injury.— Northern Whig. j « « At the Portadown Petty Sessions, on Monday, number of persona were summoned the suit of the constabulary for having ...