... coln- sequenceeof iiihealth. License,,rent, end rates paid up. A reseonable sum ?? taken-ddress I69, Mercury-office. lie? jfRI. WHIG fill has to Let- MA ?? SPIBIT VAULTi, opposite St. John's Market, 18 years lease ?? One Ditto Rolobanod-row ?? 00 One Ditto ...

... but who it was that inflicted t injturies there was no evidence to show. A DISLOYAL PARo .-A correspondent of the Nortdern Whig says that he attended morning service in a parish not many miles from Belfast, and was much surprised to observe that the clergyman ...

... children. The poor little fellows died within 24 boars after birth; but we are aured that the mother is doing weUl, though ?? Whig. The Edinburgh High Court of Justiclary acquitted on Monday the five men oharged with the culpable homicide of a man named ...

... an expansion of the author's sketch in St.. Stephen's :- And is that all? Kay, truth must grant much more; The bluff old Whig was Briton to the core. With this strong purpose, whatnoe'er he planned, To save from Pope and Papist kings the land. His heart ...

... rnew ti, dockou ?? reuskissfro the ckwharehow exsted, pe and el onthey might eeseu rea fthe aabilites woftbe nesockhand be whig h onaeat it,0~ os would produceycndrighoefte dok we inpquedtionf was2, anndockycontaindn taltthe mre thand 1 seten acrles ofwther ...

... J. Crosbie, Cork Examiner'; George Wynne, Livrcipool Mercury; John Norwood, LL.D., J.P.; Thomas M'Knight, LL. D., Northern Whig ; Dr. , ndmeroivee, c-ulin ~Exprefs8dt h=0e BoBR TANOrc.O Saturday last, during the absence of Mr. Sayle, the inspector of ...

... EBrl of Derby, We r ?? that a chasm that hee been created by his death .a political society. All societies, whether they $,e Whig or Tory, regret his death, and all wish tiit. he may be followfed by a ?? worthy oi th name; and, confid in that, I trmet that ...

... farther reduction of duty. Captain F. Petrie has issued his address to the Caphel electors. He does not pledge himself to be a Whig or a Tory, but of the independent party. Mr. Kernan, Q.C., of the Irish bar, has been appointed judge of the Supreme Court ...

... than the present Government. (Renewed heers.) Not that they had not as able and excel- t-nt men among the ories as among the Whigs; I ut still he thought, taking all points into con- ideration, and taking also into consideration the omewbat large majori ...

... STrCv-te-Treaty, FITRS io _C~atalge ted forthweter patiulf almaybehad o applda tio ?? 8, PincssstretM~NOhte. ,Cn On .B MHO. TD.A WHIG T especfull ithursdatext that 1he instant ato Half-pisatwo'cioenc prectel, ant 18 nthent, ?? Eo'ok ms uneach previousl theaboeeofb ...

... auitablo ferono Lords; I) 5dO~ibpeng (artApily] at 8. Lower Banak-view, DertY ro I. [Itt ?? ?? ., Od, noe' Ituit IPeON Y. 12 handa whig Jlyn aoe tosvr ?? at the 'oot,-ofiio, ?? ?? ~~23iusl'j A i~e~ eott Vo ic H~i lageor rnlkor). in dlaily .~i et~tt1 to ?? to ...

... received a commission' to speak ''for -tho' terriiorial- r-magnates of Iroland; but' one or two of, is' these, being great. Whig noblemen, are ih likrely tohave ?? opp'ortunities of privately communicatingh ther real wishes to some of' nthe iberal party ...