... three yen old, daughter oi Thorn®, belonging to the Sat Wanderer, fell overboard into 4 Coll logwood Pooh, and wa» drowned. The Whig states that the potato crop is sifa from Hie blight m TJliter, and the Agricultural bears similar teatimooy with regard to ...

... sacs Lltr with • DeWard VILLA. J. cost Whig four twins. •• bedroom. rentry and a Aim garden, ttdi with fruit tem M e : good four-Mbott coach-home au. mad lion cottage. - Torgart 'Mrs appiy 60 Rebid Agent i.e. Tarry. PAD, pIAR WT. AIDAN'S COLLIKHL ...

... fixing rents, but total abolition of landlordism. The people had been turned aside from their object the legislation of tbe Whig party, who had been always treacherous Ireland. ...

... again for tho city of London. word Whig excites prejudices in our minds, but wo like Whig I heads, not Whig tails. Whig, heads almost invariably give an intelligent adhesion to i now ideas when their time has arrived, Whig tails always ...

... tHE REPRESEN OF LIS DELFAST, THURSDAY, JAN. 8.—The Worthern Whig of announces that Mr. _Richardson, M.B for Lisburn, is about to resign his seat in Parliament in conse- ill health, and says it is resignation will be announced on the first day of the session ...

... spare neither monev nor strategy serve them out.' He is, of course, Whig; but the new idea to have him strike an alliance, off-n--Bive and defensive, with the territorial pirty, Tory and Whig, by way of putting down 'priestly influence' and democratic ...

... that which Europe is now passing through? A Whig Republican. Poincare, it may be inferred, moderate, rather than an enthuaiastir Republican. Not Radical in hia general outlook, he believe* prngrrea from Whig point view. good rather than an eloquent speaker ...

... MR. A. M. SULLIVAN, M.P. The Noriiem Whig states that Mr. M. Bulbvso, HP, now recovered soffioienlly to a journey Bantry. where intends to remain for a couple of month*. It stated that toe hon. gentleman ha* serious intention* of retiring from Parliament ...

... the l iberals, but especially of tho Whigs.” The right hon, gentleman goes to say that does not use words without meaning when he says little Whig treatment the Irish question is wanted. As the chief part the Whig peers and aristocracy hare severed themselves ...

... Indiapneillitrer W A office of tits post Firff(XIRAPHT. AN Amskier. rw wad panwelas apparaloa dolman of it rtrouneretiva bat Whig oak a porelea M rim dor at his ellapnakk as active PA itTNNR. would pr vs mi ei&llent for aWV Elk mall capita— Address A aroma ...

... COUNTY ANTRIM ELECTION. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, nomination for the county X ,j!hCe to-day. Sir Sbnfto Adair '«aa propoaed Mr. Dal way, M.P., 3econdnl fcy Sir Cot?y. Capfain Seymour was proved by R. Dobhs, Esq. of Castle Dobbs, seconded by John ...

... plain that the Whigs intend monopolise political power long they can without coalescing in any degree with the Radicals*. The working men are quite right in allowing Tories to get into the house to defeat this exclusive policy the Whigs, and may without ...