... ndrew, we have ruceived New York journals to the 25th u lt. inclusive. rhe elections iars secured the compl ete triumph of the Whig party, so that the Jaukkonianus sd V aa Bacetites will have no chance in i the ensuing session of Congress. So great -as the ...

... con- tinue to stand, to each other. The writer, as we said before, ihua determined Whig, but be bas honestly and fairly represented the state of the ease between the Whigs and their opponents Those who agree with him will de- rive information from his ...

... t. A gentleman was thrown out of v his gig, end considerably injured, onl Friday night last, in ih passing throtgh it.-IN. Whig. b Thomas Butler, Esq. has been appointed a deputy lieu. n tenant for the county of Fermanagh. a CAVAN PEERAa-..The Parliamentary ...

... Suuz 'till ill,; eil Siflill gi-n, Ladell witli glory mid light oll eomne, WMith the leaf, the Illoom, Slad ltho blt ?? 's whig, Moaluiig our earth a fiury linmite, 'Tlhe primr-svut tliletr the violets peep, And zupbyt. is fea-uting on tliowers and talint ...

... consented to act as croupier. - The meeting -sc- paratedat an early hour, much pleased with thie procied- ings of the day.- Whig, THE ARCHIUnSHOP or DUBLIN AND TirE REV T. D. Gn m ?? Archbishop of Dublin has, by an ecclesias- tical inhibition, prevented ...

... -On Saturday last, there *was gathered a dish of peas, in the garden of Mr. Gray, of Holywood, grown in tinte open border.-Whig. EANLY POrATOas.-Last week, etlty potatoes, presentable at the talen, were raised from the garden of the Rev, Mr. Hime, o' ...

... nearly all shot cleverly t: aad also a flad of oats, the0 property of Mr. H litewa~rt, of flolywzood, sheoting out19. Wh~ig. MED1CAL Afieoc~awIoN OF ?? Car. michael, of Dublin, President of this Society, has sub. *eribed £500 towards the advancement ...

... entered by means of a key, as neither the shop door, nor the drawer, where the money had been de- posited, -was broken.-N. Whig. A-cargo- of foreign- wheat wsas on Tuesday imported ?? from tito Baltic, for Sir David ItoChvt nzjp i I I ...

... cretary1to' hold over his premiurn for the benefit of the Sofiety; which Capt. Garner has, also, beenintholhabit of doing,-N. Whig. ...

... through the branches peeping, Shlit snv, among the blessoms laid, Tlime most profoundly sleeping. I lis head was pillowed on his whigs, F'.r hte had furled his pinions, To luiger with the lovely things In plaslaurces bright dominions lliqs slythe and glass aside ...

... people; The Tower, too, would have joined the roar, sir, But that had fired some days before, sir I Couriers they to all parts whig d'em, To spread the tidings o'er the kingdom Next morn 'twas seen by all the gapers, That her Majesty's heir was in the papers ...

... clime0. fether them balck, restucic Tinle! A lisa! the violets niny rcturn, As hi Springis r(uueusbered long hist for us 'Time's whig (an only spread The snows tbat long on the heart are shed, Le vet their whcitenicss reach the head I Thou coment to the waste ...