... Islands, and is also made hononr. able mention of in the new work, Life of Lord Ex- mouth.' He could scarcely be called a Whig in politics -he professed entire independence. MISsiONs -WO learn from Earle's Residence in New Zealand, that when some ...

... to sums ex- ceeding a million, the framers of the tax urever having c Ot- terplatetd hequests exceeding that a rnoutit ; o whig to whicy I omission nearly o ne half of tie ennorirorrs fortune left b hr tie Duchess of e. Alofans to Mlis os Burdett unill ...

... have struck out for himself.- These be tolerably distinct inuendoes, which, as they come not from Tories, or dissatisfied Whig-Radicals, or even from Radicals of Mr. Crawford's school, but from a clever R. Catholic priest, holding all the essentials ...

... if they ;had any. At all events, the current belief was, whether justly or unjustly, that, In the respect mentioned, both Whig and Iory freemen were all t tarred with the satas stick, and it deserves also to b'e mentioned, that from time immnemo- rial ...

... plave where it is intended that the provisions of the h Poor Leat Bill will be first brought into operation in the a North.-. Whig. a POOR LA-V. Co031s1SsUONa15s.-The Reister of Ttles- 0 day states that Mr. Handcock of Armagh, is appointed J a Poor Law ...

... POOR LAWS. TO. THE EDITOR OF TIHE NETvES-LEITER. DEAR Sin-In the Northern Whig of the 2d inst. a letter on the subject of Poor Laws appeared, which seems to me to require a reply, on account of its bear- ing the signature of a gentleman well known in ...

... instalment? Pay will be offered to the Catholic clergy out of the national trea- sury. It is well known that many, both of the Whig an(l Tory lealders, would be flavourable to such a pro- positioi. They both desire to make the Catholics the political slaves ...

... were siicere in their professious, and the Irish Members faithful to their important trust. From your repeated praises ofthle Whigs; your long- tried exertions for liberty above all, from the invin- cible power your popularity in Ireland invested yoar with ...

... ship proceeded with the fiating of the county present- inenits, which occupied the remainder of the evening t0l the Court ?? Whig. CROWN COURT-TUESDAY, MARCH 5. POrNT JUsty_%riliam M'Roberts, HughIl Hayes, Jas. White, Johi Hill, James Fiulay, Stephen Cnamp ...

... Morrow and Jalue -bE Callister weri also (dI- chargeit by proclamatioin. Lirwis ELECTION-_On Mlonday last, (General Trevor, the Whig candidate, haviuug previougly retired from the contest) Lord Cantelupe w as declared duly elected The G;orernment monopoly ...

... retieivoil by tite andiettce, ?? mitted to bail to appear for ?? in the Cottrt of Queen's Beneb, if.called upoti to do so - Wh/ig. RECORD COURT-Tuo-SDAY, MARCH 3. 55IMPORTANT TITIIF APPEAL CASE. -A 'nueder q!f the .Parishtioeres of Ra/tlaullea, Appellantts; ...

... Gilmore anrd Lowry.- Agent, Mr Johin Lowry. Counsel fordefendants, Messrs. lfolimes and Napier. Agent, Mr John Bates.-_V. Whig. IRISH STOCKS-JULY 22. 3., per Cert Stock ?? 9951 3) per Cent. Grand C.D. tig :3 per Cent. new ?? 998 4 per Cent ditto . 59i ...