... Lieutenant to explain the reasons which have influenced the Governors in declining hitherto appoint chaplains in the hospital. Whig. , , The Kates in Newtowsabds Union —At the usual weekly meeting of the Newtownsrds Hoard of Guardians, Saturday, a highly ...

... store pigs from 10s to 10s each. In the horse fair large number of horses were offered for sale. Prices ranged from to £35. Whig. ...

... large circle of friends. Mr. Drew’s appointment has been duly confirmed by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. Tho Northern Whig, republishing Ibis announcement, says: «we -ive with much pleasure, the foregoing notice Mr. Drew is’already favourably known ...

... that the disestablishment of the Iriah Church would be a revolution which no government would venture propose. But now another Whig Government has ventured to propose it—(cheers) —and 1 sincerely believe, in doing so, is demoralising this country. 1 desire ...

... was done in bacon and pork at 56s to 60s per 112lbs ; store pigs, from 45s to 60s each; bonhams, from 20s to each. horses. Whig. j Great Christmas Fair or Cbossakebl. —This great annual fair came off on Wednesday under the most favourable circumstances ...

... was a large attendance of brethren from all parts of the country. According to a report of the proceedings in the Northern Whig, a resolution was carried a majority that all members of the Orange Society who ore employed or any way connected with the ...

... similar scene occurred in the evening. The first took place in the morning when the Roman Catholics were returning from Mass. Whig. The State or Ibbland.— The Dublin correspondent of the Times says The state of the country is a subject of anxious concern ...

... being in great danger of losing an eye. Several of the city policemen were also struck with stones. The correspondent of the Whig says that blame is attached to the constabulary. About eleven o’clock the police cleared the Walls, and the Infantry were called ...

... Enniskillen, Aughrim, and the Boyne ; and in these days of misrepresenting history it is as well to remind you that, although the Whigs did some service to Protestantism, they had then, as now, strong disposition for misgoverning our unhappy country. (Loud cheers ...

... the grain trade; and their liabilities are staled at £200.009. Rumours on Tuesday in Belfast indicated a much larger sunk— Whig. Another Reported the Corn Trade. —We ( Irish Times) regret to state that was rumoured in Dublin on Wednesday that another ...

... llill-sireet, where constable and five men are stationed, in compliance with the recent memorial for extra police in Lurgan— Whig. Bronze Guns The Indian bronze muzzle loading 91b rilled gun has now tired over 2,700 rounds at Sh .e--bnryness, and still ...

... ” (Applause.) The doxology was then sung, and the benediction pronoune after which the meeting separated— Xewd- Letter and Whig. (he convpyanc* of the American mailt—the contracta liaviiitt been signed the late government the day before the present ministry ...