... Harvest prospects for wheat are accordingly better than ever, while barley and oats have also bench tied. Potatoes should be whig crop, and evens hops have improved. The harvest wilt commence is earnest from this day week. With regard to trade, English ...

... compatriots, and sincerely, hoping, when toe time comes, that Ids constituents will relepate to his proper sphere the brutal Whig in disrniiae,” and trustinc that Sir Matthew White RiJley will not the taun's jeer, of coward ftota dtscuarping its duties ...

... people who may prevent access over the dry land.” This matter is deserving further investigation. correspondent of the Northern Whig writes :—I called to-day the office of the Registrar of Joint-stock Companies, Custom House, to inspect, if possible, a complete ...

... was that the baukrupiV sacrificed. ■’ ‘' ' Henoessy—l don’t think ihut t'u- •- result often happens. Judge Neligau—But that's whig . here. f mast come the condn-i.in action of the creditors’ assign *e vmi.j.. £7OO. Mr said if that was ,K bis client’s position ...

... the demand for the machines will continue to increase? No rubber, no machines. A London correspondent states that an Irish Whig member exclaimed to group of Liberals iu the National Liberal Club, who were remonstrating with him for voting in favour the ...

... llites intend to assume neutral attitude towards the Evicted Tenants’ Bill promoted by the Indeiwmdent party. Some of the Whigs, we are told, intend move amendments to the proposed Lund Bill in favour the evicted tcuants. Here are a few “ lin siecle” ...

... resolution thunkinp tke Irish and fcnplish members I’nrliament who bad supported t ie amnesty amendment, ami condemmn the Whig members who were not in their places the House Commons the occasion. The local amnesty association have arranged for the holding ...

... licland in 1806, on his resignation that year of the Great beal of Irelacd, returned to the House ol Commons, where he led the Whig party till bis death in IBlb ; am 1 Sir Edward Sogden (Lord St Leonards), alter Ins first tenure the Irish Lord Chaueellorshlp ...

... inquires the Dublin Independent, has become of Tim Healy? When his archenemy, Dillon, was elected to the chairmanship the moribund Whig party last week Healy seemed inclined lake the leadership into bis own hands. But after elbowing Dillon out of place on one ...

... completely. Some very amusing stories are reaching ns, says the Daily Independent, regarding the manner which branches the Whig Federation have been manufactured for the purpose nominating bogus delegates for the bogus ••iConvention,” which is to assemble ...

... Thomas Macknii'ht records his tuoKty-ciu’.it years experience an Irish Editor.” went to Belfast in ISOG, to edit the Northern Whig, and as the conductor of that well known paper, now s'aunchly Unionist, he hasae^n Ulster feeling which parts jjgiJoialile ...

... BRANCHES EVERYWHERE. CORK CONSTITUTION. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1836. ,n m.Tclf Whig, or even Liberal, but always Kadical, ami it Laid Rosebery more and wore ergorous in Ira Radicalism 1 not think tire fact of bis peer should alone dirrjualifv him a Mr Courteu&v ...