... than Eighteen Millions,or more than tour times the amount of the Consolidated Annuities.—(p. 223.1 This was a truly liberal Whig measure of relief to Ireland : it was doing h, r justice with a vengance I Really Lord Palmerston (one of our Absentee Landbolds ...

... windows at night, and then cast the blame of it all on Protestant parishioners ; and there would have been a fine heading for Whig journals fiaocxxxe Ottawas Ouraxoe. We pity the poor old Rector, who has now been about 40 years incumbent of the parish ...

... iitaotta a quiddity cold water, and so explimioo wee the result My patheuk was clime to the boiler, and ha the those wbe were Whig. nip he was Meet ad dews by Are fates of the and the hot mese, red 'bee. atz b ot ed u Sp sad dying to run sway, he was two ...

... to the North instead of branch lines at at present. The Whig Government of the day refused this proposition, because it io volved a considerable expenditure of money. I do not know that the Whig Government have ever given any special boon to Ireland,except ...

... adherents. They cortatitnte, therefore, a species of out-doer relief to the younger branches of the aristoeracy, and of the Whigs in particular. Bishops, deans, and chapter adopt another standard of excellence. It is family relationship. Happy is that' ...

... picked the cards for a nice little game of their own, the obtaining of a charter for a Popish University iu Dublin, which the Whigs bad promised to aid them in procuring ; but the American Pat-rioters in their precipitancy have ez. posed their hand too soon ...

... et their &Slew Per be soaks& dealers to tease : so that the wave* ems still. Thom ass they bosom they an.t sal sad ha Whigs& then auto the white be• 0 that ass goatee pease the Lot the that be teeth est the 1--Pe. eel 23-31. -woo. was Sul din rugiug ...

... 'Lieutenancy of the county Armagh. This arma_etnent will, we now understand, be carried out. If any other regime but that of Whig Radicalism prevailed, the Earl of Delmore. so .popular and highly efficient in every way, would at once have been appoi.ned ...

... Loans in connexion with life assurances. The capital of the company is £500.000, in £50,000 shares of £lO each. —Act/tiers Whig. SAD ACCIDENT A LADY BUttNT 0 DEATH. Os Monday, Arthur It Kaye, Esq. Cormier held an inquiet, at tho Mall, Armagh. nu the body ...

... acts is upper, libel. The draft takes place in Now York City on the 10th Nov. There will tem d'art hi Boston- The Riatmond Whig ea) s—•' The order of he Secretary ter War to enrol conscripts between and 45 years of age is unpopular. if odi•iite, swung ...

... patients. The unfortunate lunatic whose name we have not heard, is not likely to survive the injuries he has received.— Northern Whig. FOUR Henan UNROOFED DT A WHIRLWIND. —On Saturday afternoon a thunderstorm passed over Wolverhampton. During its continuance ...

... Court-house—for holding the inquiry.— I am, sir your obedient servant, Tiros. A. L.tacow. To the Mayor of Belfast. —Northern Whig. LET WELL ALONE.—An American paper mentions that during the recent drafts in a distriot of Vigo country, Indiana, a resident ...