... Armagh Workhousi. The Northern Whig of yesterday publishes the particulars of what it terms, A very Extraordinaiy Scene,” which took place at a meeting of the Armagh Poor Daw Guardians on Tuesday. appears from the Whig that about two years ago, a resolution ...

... and never raised their voice, bet stuck their hands in their pocketa,becatue they had • good loaf, and were afuld of a few Whig bishops. Is it any wonder, then, that people burst out into indignation in a few places (Dundalk and Limerick), and said they ...

... the Where. but tow-gat ',coast of the War haviag prorated a frked of ad it is Wonting nrolaitg to wog' Cage. As Madam* was *Whig is the Among the meals loat was the home, owe cue a tie bomb at his. f WI bug Ws. a naadi ; Whether Mt shot tea sleet the cap- ...

... mid my eister's cheery oak*. that this is Now Twee morning—do you Sot She bulls? — and that we have good ice you, and are to Whig yen Mass. We. Tee, it was and Nally. I stared rased. fat my lete they had all led. I was sating la my old um Asir, and, as ...

... Hom4 Bill was carried through, as Lord Derby saui, jjy jj r Maguire, the member for Cork, tome with the view “di-biug the Whigs but it imjHTtaj.t poiuts which the Chief Secretary also dished him ilaughter), lie rmmle I it tor Belaud staled would be considered ...

... done of a spekulative nature; and so long »s the num- ber of looms remain idle as shown in our yearly report in last week’s Whig, there is nm robability of prices being lower. —Approy ed makes of light hand-looms have commanded attention at a very slicht ...

... espral lob. le at 11 WOMB .sth. deriene So The el sere le Ihe CIA INN en be embed ewe Tir esdideried will be bus .1.5 .5 Or Whig ei mart day, but barrel Or Is the table. The OMNI ea thee be it, and imari the dedeedeinesee bribe ley. dyer, hated rrineeed ...

... the course of the year brings strange missives to the journalist--letters on every conceivable subject—religion and politics. Whig and Tory—high, low, broad and no church, all send in their contributions—every one who has hobby and is able to or cheat the ...

... FOURTH EDITION MB. DOWSE, M.P., IN DERRY. The North.m Whig of this morning •takes that Mr. Se»’g** )ow,, ''» M.P.,m«t hla conatituents there Saturday. Thire was large meeting, and «m very heartily received by friend*. The learned Sergeant gave a char ...

... that question should he *tealt with no party spirit whatsoever. I believe the Conservative and the ; Liberal, the Tory and the Whig, are all interested it. , No honeat Irishman can any way identify bkoself j with the oause of oppression and injustice in Ireland ...

... sixpound aneblec was the ruin of the country (applause). This Bill was carried through, as Lord Derby said, with a ** dishing the Whigs,” but also dished him daughter). He remarked was a leap the dark, but was a leap In the dark (or Lord Derby. The passing that ...

... for the present Government. The greater part of the evil dune to this country hail been inflicte during the time when the Whigs erc in office. Alderman Manning said Mr. Daffy had asked him when ho hud become Repealer. liis answer was. had al ways been ...