... Prater 11•41 paw W.. aWiia.. as deeredrod era a.irillsYrd. bred odd* to pa kr *Jaw. se the pad lay ero aa•• . 0.4 M ns fa lb. Whig e/ arras di her Oreerdy. What 01•11••••••••. r amt. di 16•1 tho eirr sod ti aka deed dandor rid ha lOrd de Is i the heard try ...

... Johnston Smyth, who indignantly asked—“ Who are you. Sir, to speak to me in this style?” In the following number of the Northern Whig, May 12, 1853, Mr. Walter T. Stannus published the annexed genealogy of himself and family, in the form of a letter addressed ...

... oilier expenses, and it will be seen that the promoters of the petition will have to smart severely for their venture. —Northern Whig. Xtjiorts. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS— 29. [Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Morris, and Mr. Justice Lawson.] THE ENNISKILLEN ...

... hill. It in the eitstoni of the stymie., !Abend. of the day to mil at •• Toryiem. - bat Sir Roundel! Palmer 4 no Tory. but a Whig. and an eminent lee, er, and he declare. it confiscation to noddle with tlw pnierty the trial. I:tinsel, Mr Anthony Trail. ...

... were beaten. Mr. Rankin said that there was nothing to connect them with the crime, dismissed the case without prejudice.— Whig Correspondent. THE FAILURE OF THE DEURY ELECTION PETITION-ENTHUSIASTIC REJOICINGS IN THE COUNTY DONEGAL, TYRONE. Ac. The Tory ...

... administrative ability Las been abundantly proved the magisterial bench and the leading public boards of the Maiden City. —Northern Whig of yesterday. Obdinations St. Patrick’s College, Mavnootd— Penticost, 1869.—H01y Orders have been conferred the Most llev. ...

... treason or trash ; or that mixture of which exactly represents the condition of Ulster Toryism at the present time. —Sort kern Whig. Painful Komakck.—A melancholy incident has just occurred which barf thrown into deep gloom several highly respectable families ...

... Bishop of St. Davids, and many other member* of the house. It is of some importance to see how fur the line of policy which the Whig party, with the concurreuee a considerable iiumher Conservatives, have taken the lairds accordance with the posiiiou the c ...

... ramlor of pop Isoshors. sod emoid, lrolhaelolow pipit losebous, thaw. oppliowhow hod bra mho moo Or ano Ow as lowa as ywousolow Whig suselot lir. Iwo amid Ow . 1 . 11,111 ww es lb =M.* rod abbe lb. lhost.oof so the boot demo w bopoisoL Mr. her aahl tits camplmall ...

... pert al Zap Vthat the hare the rest of the Vair—thes the serisasi el the arAll tor Week Wiser • arra antioanity Sera kin la Whig lire re semili to sth es • agree Pedierer Thes hisneekremei the sore al the Seri' will redma arms them • ger ray Pralesirle ...

... appointments, considering the existing proportions of the population, would not have be very strange, or very unjust. But when the Whig wspaper, which supports the present Government, gave its account the matter, learned that not two. but four appointments had ...

... 184 ...