... direction Sir Charles Lanyon, performed the interesting ceremony of laying e stone, which contained a copy of the Northern Whig, lie!fast News-Letter, and Lmdon Times, also coins of the realm, from halfa-crown down. In addition, the bottle contained the ...

... Here is one of than ; others we are sure—more, perhaps, than four—will be forthcoming when the time arrives. The cojonel is Whig, but be loves bis Church, and is determined that, as far he can help, she shall not suffer. From the quarter it cornea, we ...

... between Irishmen ; but the mood did not Inst long. They are hard at the old work again. The Freeman's Journal and the Northern Whig, and such like confessed party instruments, nerer abated their exertions for the perpetuation of strife for a single day ; ...

... force, and it hoped the necessity f.-r iti use has now ply pissed away. The town is unive sally quiet this evening. —Northern Whig. DR. DE JONGH’S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OlL.—The rapidity and certaini f with which this Oil will restore strength to the moat ...

... a more wholesale scale than the Liberals. is easy, therefore, to see why Whig rule has been detrimental to Ireland. All are aware what O’Connell thought of the Whigs. The Whigs have never dealt towards Ireland in a very comprehensive or generous spirit ...

... in floe condition ; and turnips have been greatly improved by the rains. lay has for the most part been well saved —Atrthern Whig. Feat of Activitt.— At dinner pirty recently Mr. Power, jun., of Bellevue, offered to back himself to walk a mile, to run a ...

... THE CLOSING OF SHANKHILL GRAVEYARD, BELFAST. EXTRAORDINARY OCBNE. (Fron the northern Whig ot yesterday) In consequence the closinß large portion of Shankhill graveyard from public interments, some shocking and extraordinary scenes have taken place in ...

... days the moat vital interests of Ireland wantonly tossed about, like Pnnchinello, to amuse the whims or make a penny for the Whigs and Tories England (cheers). When they saw the land of their heart’s love thus hopelessly—aa they thongbt—and heartlessly crushed ...

... and symptoms of dissent). Wc are here t - lay, n>t as Hie creatures of y p‘r y chqu*’, «« Orang ineu Catholics (cheers) —as Whigs or Pories, as Liberals or Cmserva'ives. lint we are hero assembled under that magnificent nam-, which though now in the shade ...

... verdict for the plaintiffs on all the issue*, establishing the will, including the large bequest to Trinity College. The Northern Whig contains some details of renewal of rioting on Sunday morning last in the neighbourhood of Lurgao. The disturbances appeared ...

... age, and leaves a large family. The startling news of his death created very painful on Monday at Glenmore Works.— Northern Whig. The Abut, Coxstabclabt, and Solicitors’ Examinations.—The followinsf pupils of Mr. Dunbar’s passed at the last Examinations ...

... Aore, but a cause of dissension ! It is even whispered that at one of the last gatherings of the sor*, under the auspices of Whig Premier, a noble lord, once a member of the Cabinet, and now Intely deceased, took such umbrage at the chaff” of which he happened ...