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... to be exaggerated. R««»L. Isr apprehfnfabs wire last year expressed with respect the importation duty on foreign wool, jet whig bad been tbe case ?—Tbe duty on that article had been reduced from 6d. Clb. to Id, in consequence of which iflOOflOOlb. been ...

... DECI.ARATIOX of MINISTERS ELDERS, IH aiLTAST ADD ITS VICINITf, VFOH THE SUBJECT ROMAM CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. From Ike Northern Whig. are authorized to puldish the following declaration, which was forwarded the Rev. Mr. M'Ewen, to Thos. .Spring Rice, Esq. ...

... of brothers, whose hearts were all actuated by tbe same sentiments of genuine liberality and of Christian charity. —Northern Whig. . 'T '. ...

... petitions bishop King, who, from being violent Tory, became a from all classes the people, which had been forwarded more violent Whig, in which that Archbishop said, that in their favour, and particularly urged the value of the po- in the diocese of Dublin ...

... clergyman in tbe reign of King William, who had the manliness to say—“ Archbishop, yon who were tory when I was a whig—you are now a whig when I am inclined to toryism—you assert that 37 churches were taken away from Protestants and given to Catholics ...

... Secretary of the late Association of Ireland, and to the Secretaries of the Catholic Associations in England. From the Xorthem Whig. We umlentand that a meeting of the Presbyterian Congregation of Comber assembled on Tuesday last, in consequence of a requisition ...

... meetings until the next 8, lost his throne. There has been long a favourite Session of Parliament, and deserve tbe gratitude es- Whig toast in England, expressed in tbe form of a teem 0 f the Protestants and Catholics of the British Emprayer, in which most ...

... curiosities in its neighbourhood. It is reported that he intends to make short tour in the North of Ireland.— Beifmt Xorlheni Whig. Church and State in Danger.—We, even we of the Examiner, begin to think that Church and State are really in danger, when we ...

... DISGRACEFUL rtOT.ATIOSS OF THE LATE ACT of PARLIAMENT by the ORAXGEMEX. FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG. When read the Resolution of the Bench of Justices, who lately assembled at Ballymena,—when we were informed that the Police over Ireland had received positive ...

... Countries. conclude by observing thatthere was no Member of the Opposition «n the House of Lords possessed of more sterling Whig pimciplea than Hia°*Title!t and Estates devolve upon his brother, Lord Hutchinson. We understood was years of age. may appear ...

... while the Tory AdminUtrat.on steal the question thro’ the House at M early hour. When the House was about to divide, one of the Whig Members, seeing seeming maiontvin favour of the House of Stuart, exclaimed, that infamous proceeding. He unmediatdv ran out ...