... they are to surrender upon a future occasion these claims to which they may justly feel themselves entitled.-Nor. ts, thern Whig. ral It was understood yesterday in Belfast, that Mr. MDon- nell had resolved not to persevere as a candidate; but his address ...

... denunciations of Catholic orators, and a poor attempt to prove that his calling on the Catholics to confide in the l Conservative Whig administration could lhave meant ' nothing, as his lordship declared that lie always was a Wi'hig, and ever sh1all be ...

... ?? t Unji~pted S known as senter, antdr oe. of otfi'asc y ge pesid aai of Words qah E'lggs' no: '4p TRlS2he 4i ~th' . ie Whig. oracniunte.,fo a ?? a4itp eyiu lWvye~ '4 icn,~ n nounce Dt 'the agef siidqls'sirf a a ben sn afthe ~l5-lt n6ded'Le'Crssr~7 ...

... the idea is as old as the stucy of The Two Drounios. Polities at Hlome and Abread is milder in tone than the onslaughts on Whig policy usually found in Blacckwocd. PRNTL'Y-r Cardinael Pole is continued, and grows in Interest as it progresses. c The ...

... Iean to do ? and last of all The Lamentations and Perpleaesi of the Liberals. In the latter article a coalition betwen the Whigs and Conservatives is recommended, as as some months ago by the same periodial e Co- E demned Cells of Newgaste, The Greater ...

... summer of I831 the writer be frequently seen the ?? suspended, in vast numbers, by T e strings, .as here described-.Northern Whig. -PROTECTING DUTIES-FOREIGN BEEF- Lord Anglesey and his Irishb ?? sea 'full of joy, 6i.tt° great credit to themsselfea for ...

... estate in the county. We hope soen to have -the pleasure of announcing, officially, the noble lord's ap- s pointment to the ?? Whig. CURIOUS AFFRAY. e An affair which lately occurred in the public streets, f near the Frankfort Theatre, between an Englishman ...

... Irishmen regard that lady as apait from politics ? She might have her own politics, no doubt she bad. He always heard dhe was a Whig (laughter). She waa a lady, and- was tho first sovereign who came to this country inpeace. King Henry II, King Richard, and ...

... always maniifested, Mr. Crawford has resigned. Mr. Crawford is no ionger member for Dundalk. He resigned, on Wednesday at two ?? Whig. MUSICAL. Ole B. Bull, the eminent violinist, is expected to-morrows, at the residence of his friend, Bochsa, in Sackville-street ...

... given some attention to the details of the navy, and it will scarcely be forgotten that Sir Charles Wood was one of the best Whig secretaries of the admiralty that ever under- took the heavy responsibilities inseperable from the duties oC that most important ...

... ON.i A correspondent informs us that the steepli of Lirgan. church was decorated with flags, on the lot InstanS.- Northern Whig. IRISH PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY. At the annual general assembly, at ,Belfast, on Tuesday, Dr. Stewart was, by a majority of eleven ...

... part in the great battle of Roman Catholic Emancipatlon, he was always regarded as one of the moderate p ?? who adhered to Whig principles, and stood opposed to Ultra- montane notlona. His lord-hip married i1 1817 Louisa Emilia, only daughter of Mr. Ellss ...