... Polly Cori - - -Haim.: we.. I 44 • nee lose am kmatww. 011 sad at. Ile pinripul erupt saw &HMI the It. yeue manur,. hitherto Whig thin. I del that it Ye 14•ane try *aim) .1.. •• so as th.• gru•th olr dud it Suit to •• ..1141n) 1..51re4 I. 11.1. nor rvem ...

... here at 11 a.m. Having landed passengers she proceeded immediately—all well. BELFAST ELECTIONPETITION. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Satubday.—M'Clure declared duly elected. The petition was dismissed, with all costs against the petitioners. ...

... and all oilier expenses, and it will be aeen that the promoters the petition will have to ■mart severely for their venture.—« Whig, DERRY ELECTION PETITION. The inquiry at Derry still proceeds very slowly, but the evidence as yet produced is a very frivolous ...

... Hill; Friday White Castle. Hour 11 o'clock. 11. Mdny be wet, cent day at the a lee rasase . s log vu reset me Tuesday Feb. Sod, Whig& Friday sth, Rlireestown; IS2 lnseebsieme e; Friday 19th, Duct. liollwere Cum; .101dhaa. Ho sac o'clock Mn. KnoUes's will ...

... Chrillairr. to my. sigh thr .4 Ow Edo • • r to. to..t Court job. whirls doom emirs ou lie ark el to. gess bark. that vie are Whig in thr but of the ue third Osmium. carom is the eishs awl themselves pretty frmly on the sob*. aid = a.. bat that it sill rive ...

... patting down bribery in Derry, and I was made defendant in action for libel arising oat of the sale in my s’ ...

... promoting might believe that the Whig party must be kept in office until it was settled; and finally, when it suited Whig tactics to press it, all would concur from mere weariness of the subject. In this state of affairs, the Whig dissentients are naturally ...

... to see the deem Mt they were the la the have et (applause); Nth the too oath they= la foe ethers' sem them, It the at Mamma Whig is Upload le win the peel ith ad Implishmea. sod to pared& them. If they lath& that the of by Llama we ariathisat good will ...

... with your curt; now what other oecupatiuo hare yes f—(llsettatics). Yes, I a coaaretion with the minim (suppressed laughter). Whig mimics ?—The Inch Church mission Yes are one of the agents of that curious corpo. ratice—l an (suppressed laughter). . . Yoe ...

... passed unanimously. (T» be continued.) THE ART UNION OF BELFAST. Great exertions have for several years (says the Northern Whig) been made to have an annual Winter Exhibition of Works of Ait in connexion with this Union. It is not a thing that can be ...

... the strange missives to the journalist—letters on every conceivable, and many inconceivable,subjects—religion and politics, Whig and Tory—high, low, broad, and church, all send in their contributions—every one who has hobby and is able to pay or cheat ...

... being unable to stem the torrent. The nsume- roas mills on itshanks are more than half our Correspondent. Monpay.—Yesterday, wo Whig) regret to say, there was a renowal of tho floods of Friday and Saturday, and that, too, on a more extensive acale than on ...