... to continue tliut grant for the support of the Whitworth Hospital and other valuable institutions of a similar nature. Our Whig Gnancers (and he might add, tlie party always supported,) are going to deprive us of those charitable institutions. I hope ...

... and that such operation of (hat system, conjointly with the working of the poor laws, is earnestly looked to by the English Whig-Radical party to produce that result ardently wished for by them, and which wish of their* has been la:t week openly avowed ...

... their disposal.’ ’’ Tub Marquis op LoxDoxDßßnr axd his Tenantry —Lord Londonderry, in letter which appeared in the Northern Whig of Saturday, intended reply to an application from liis tenants, expresses hie determination not to reduce his rents; and with ...

... hayrick. The birds appeared to be healthy; but the feathers of the one which remained fu-ding seemed greatly ruffl-d. —Northern Whig. The March Intellect. —lt is ten years ago on Monday las! since the establishment of the penr.y postage. There is sn old man ...

... tbe Queen’s College has just been received. The Rev. Gentleman arrived in Belfast undertake tbe duties hk office.— Northern Whig. couple of days since tbe Rev. Mr. Scott, of Fermo/, dined with Dr. Drew, and left in the evening for the purpose of going ...

... to pay. TRADE—B|}I!I TO THE A rery clerer and well written pamphlet has been published by an Irish gentlemen lately, who ia whig and a roman catholic, froiq. which, we extract tbe following statement of the aetnal lose to farmer from tbe present ruinously ...

... fa these instineto resumed their ascendancy, and nothing was to be thought of but tbo interests of the party, and bow the Whigs might beet strengthened in Parties, menu He could not afford to reUnquieb the support,, much less to proroke the hostility ...

... no other damage has been done save the breaking of glass, the falling of slates and chimney bricks and tiles. The Northern Whig of Wednesday stale* that the storm did great damage in Belfast. In the workhouse of that town three boy* were killed by the ...

... into very rambling account of the past misgovernaaentof his native country, and said he did not ears whether its rulers been Whigs or Torieh, eonduct had been such as iftads the bar that- house ' too good place for them: the block was more fitting for their ...

... brought to bear upon them was in existence. Why? because, if Sir Robert Peel bad attempted to eniorce its provisions, the Whigs, then in the cold shade of opposition, would have raised an outcry throughout the length and breadth of the land,, and proclaimed ...

... to-night. If the Conservatives act together, and DTsraeli is coming down to-day to get them do so, the official hours of the Whigs are numbered.” This threat of course, secures the support of certain of the Irish members, to whom such menaces afford the ...

... suitable for heavy linens not having been in proportion to other descriptions, a fair margin may still be calculatad on.— Northern Whig. Distemper is prevalent amongst the dogs in the neighbourhood of Kells. wish it came here amongst the dogs, pups, and poppies ...