... that regard still, and how this excitable people don’t stop to impute the failure of this enterprise to English jealousy and Whig perfidy; but, whatever the operating agency may have been, I sincerely hope that some stroke of good fort one will soon occur ...

... Government and rule, what must be the feelings of the 1 >yal men who commemorate the Monarch whoso true lovo of freedom the Whig historian Macaulay so earnestly and eloquently pourtrays? And at this especial juncture, when the legal links of the contract ...

... has been levelled at me in the columns of the Uadicil press. He then referred to the attacks that had been made on him by the Whig. It was then moved by Mr. A. Bailey, and seconded by George Knight, Esq.— That this meeting desires to express its sincere ...

... when the bill in its altered shape comes down to the House of Commons. The Observer at one time was recognised organ of the Whig Government, and, unless we are greatly mistaken, has similar relations wiih the present Ministry. At all events, we think it ...

... have gradually impaired a constitution notoriginally very vigorous, and recent anxieties probably hastened bis death .Northern Whig. ...

... allowed themselves to be dragged the tail of English Toryism The natural alliance of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of England.” Something of this is, no doubt, random declamation, but there is solid truth at the bottom of it. With the anomaly ...

... so much so. indeed, that two doctors had to be called in, and at present no hopes are entertained of her recovery.— Northern Whig. . Newrt—The •Weather and the Crops —Dunng the past few days the weather has been fine, but the strength of the’ sunbeams and ...

... Cromacstreet, and along the Ormeau-road to the cemetery. No attempt at disturbance took place the funeral passed along.—AorMern Whig. Threatened Disturbances at Aedotne.— On Sunday a large number ol police were sent from Belfast to Ligoniel, owing to a rumour ...

... effected on all points, which is entirely satisfactory to tbe French Government. The Sunday Observer, which used be recognised Whig organ, and believe still holds some relations with the present Government, denounces in unmeasured terms the action of the ...

... 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 ...

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

... 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 ...