... been fini which cost 21s ed ina retone, Her spin most exquisite menner Mr indeed, for wor it could not be sur M'Creery parecd. Whig. kmanablp The ia authorised to there ts no foundation whatever M.P., is to be tr th roar that MW. Ridley, editor boasts that ...

... LAND TIE RIOT IN THE NORTH OF The Northern Whig gives the following account of the deplorable ocovrrence at Poi.lowa on Thursday night the whole we~ most deplorable, i is satisfactory to be i to say it was not the result sense of the term—that is, ts ...

... tried to break heart of Pest, . Goxpsmiris right to the les when he says that when was “ np” House thought only of dining—Whigs and Tor they nearly all vanished while the greatest polit: thinker in the House was speaking, and then came back to hear some ...

... of rain, bat in general they will be fair and ported heckwi ‘urnips seem te have suffered greatly average crop. sh Borthern Whig, from fly, and [will not be » good crop Anenica.—On Ovs CommenctaL WITH Secretary of the ag Thuredsy, Mr Hamilton Hill, of ...

... elichers cl by, ave been considered Harry Booth even to Radicalism— a trae blue Tory, though Infinitely better than an old Whig, the person ma: be who wears bave oy Bat to having ial it some anxiety for. the loyalty the working men of Dundee, while subjected ...

... West Port, with his— “ Tremble, false Whigé, in the midst o’ yer glee, Won've no seen the last o’ my bonnets an’ me.’ The ‘‘ Whigs” looking on are Mr Giapsrons, Mr Bricut, Mr Lowe, &c. It isreallya with an excellent moral, only the raygrse of that which ...

... murdered his tenced to death. companion at Uxbridge, has been found guilty, and sea- THE DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig says there was very little distarb- A few arresta for stone-throwing were made, ance jon Wednesday night, the town being generally ...

... satisfactory Wheat generally looks well ; potatoes still good; and turpips are likely to ve a Crass, over all, is a very fair Whig. —On Wednesday morning last (Jane 234), Mr William Egelton (formerly London, Unt ) and Miss Sarah igs were at the of the parents ...

... in is in bad and, as it is being Pulled come districts, we fear it must now be reg general a very interior orop.— Vorthern Whig, Mit ar Puestox,—In connection with one Oa the following :—A mill which cost £24,000 was par ls years ago ‘the firm referred ...

... Act should apply to all persons whose names appeared in the land-tax books, which was simply moving in the terms of the old Whig pro- gramme that taxation and representation should Sir Ronerr Ansrrurien was willing go together. to waive, in favour of Mr ...