... wvvers claimed by last witness.-Guilty. The trial of Mr. F D. Finlay for a' libel oi tbe Marquia oP Hertford; in 'the Northern Whig, vis, on the application of Counsellor Bourne,,postponed till next Assizes. Mary Ann Devlin, 'for stealing money from Thos ...

... dismay, thycursse will be-to tlinl;.! Blacktwood'sa.2ifgazine. Stit StraPHEN 2MAY.-A paragraph appeared in 7T/e 2Torthern Whig of the 25th of June laIst, under the bead Belfast Regatta, reflecting on the clrmaicter of Sir Ste- phen May respecting ...

... looked conthie and'slee, Thinking, itick to thy bonnet, thoa Bonny Dundee ! Come fill up. my 'cup,: &c. . ,With sour-featur,'d Whigs the! ?? lwas csanm'd As if halfthe West had set trystito lie hang'd, -- There was S ite in'each look, there was fear in each ...

... hitherto re- galated; it is also at variance with the maxims by which Britsh legislation has been professedly directed, whether Whigs, Tories, or asl intesrnsdiate race, ray have brea the temporary possessors of -exeoutive aathhority. We have be- fore expressed ...

... possession of nearly all that is necessary to be known by the most ardent autmirer of the farming trade.' -(Belfast) Northlern Whig. (SIXTHt EDITION IN A FEW DAYS.) OBSERVATIONS on the RURAL AFFAIRS of IRELAND; or a Practical Treatise on Farming, Planting ...

... DINNER -AT DERRYBOY TO THE REMON- I | STRANT MINtSTERS. (Abridged from ?? Northern Whig.) On Thursday last, those Ministers belonging to the Synod of Ulster, who lately enrolled themselves into a separate body, under the denomination of The Remonstrant ...

... maslmier; aniS the oattI beirg terlteled him accotrtdingly, he relusel it saying, Tntr is a hantle o' differmlce betnixt bla whig osl a buke antd dminnrtg ale's soul I' Among the people inhabititg the shores-of the Rio Nunez, 31. Caillie states tte existence ...

... which you hid so lrug and so bitterly complained ? At any rate they have acted a better part than the filthy old hypocritical Whigs ever acted, and every one sees that your own noisy arid indecent hostility to themi is groutided on your own private disappointment ...

... -MARRIED- At Newtonlimavady, on Thifrsday last, by the Rev. H. Monltigomery, Mtr. FRANCIS DALZELL FINLAY, Proprietorof- the ?? Whig, to MARIANNE, daughter of the Rr,. Wm. Porter. On1 Monday last, by the Rev. James Morgan, Mr. Wm. McCOMB. to Mrs. CAMPBELL ...

... in. - What is -tse- view which presents itself oft*he political seiisistenny of those Coutsties? In Antriss' ve ftiid the Whigs, tne Radicals the old United-men, the Emmai ipators, united in committee (with an. ultra of all those titles -as their Chlairman) ...

... the press.. He stated. tbis, because he nd -his ffiieis shsred, much unpopularity throughouit the country on 'accoun 'pf.the Whig A ito, ny-GenerAl.'. The ATTORNEY-GEN-ER&L thought -it. vould be better to waive all personal discussion ; he wioald not, con- ...

... hard isbour. r i GENERAL O'NEILL. * . 'fO~~THE EDITORW OF THE NEWS&LETTER. ..SIR,-There having appeared' in the ANorthird- Whig of, Monday lost, on the authority of a Ballyeastle correspondent, a paragraph stating that Gen. O'Neill in passing through ...