... Mr. Wamise-1 think you should follow the directions of the board. Cx.ess—There was an old resolution of the board, that the Whig and Neers•Letter should get them. I think he is labouring under a mistake. CIELIRYLN —I do think he should have got a reply ...

... Court. Mr. Om (to prisoner Erskine)—What business are you at I Prisoner—l ate a compositor in the Whig. A nota was road from Mr. Finlay, proprietor of the Whig, which stated that two of the hove, Erschial and Andrews, WON good boys, and be did not wish them ...

... BELFAST POLICE COURT-YI,YZRDAY. THE EHEOE OF DERRY. THE REV. HUGH HANNA ON THE STUMP. a letter to the Northam Whig, stating that he was going to publish his lecture as a pamphlet, and at the same time corrected one or two unimportant errors in the report ...

... not only of Meath, but also to that of Inland at large. The patriotic member is too honest to play the cat and pan policy of Whig and Tory rivalship and strife, by which the real interests of Ireland have been so ~ften ignored. Neither will he occupy the ...

... Whigonly a few shillings. I understood roe were to give them that explanation also. Here is the bill for six months paid to the Whig, £lO 164 ads and for the same period to the Nevs.Letter, £ll 14e Id. I find Noes-Letter paid for three month's advertising ...

... MO to the elections with that charter, and pat in opposition members, and they would teach Mr. Gladstone—they would teach Whigs and Toriesthat they were in earnest, and that their claims must not be refused. (Hear, hear, and applause.) Alderman M'Switsie ...

... Bridgewater, offd the island hI h f freed d ' t' teig t o one an rause your na me There was a fair attendance at dulcet to.day. Whig ' Society. In this divnion the members of St. Patrick's eriM from the land of bis teeth. The piteb-cap and . gill impaired ...