... g grounds,- tot Earl of Albetnarie as 'niark of his respect. Trhis doe's not look' as though hi, t4e ~~s unlirvonrable ?? Whigs;fo a more staunch Sp~tr~ M. l~.Fox's pqlitics never sat among the pee~rs. Fortoadtry 'years the 'llegent master of the horse ...

... of poor Mrst. Jordan, whio w-as parivitte'd Iq'dt, dmid Tristry; and ttio on ose i rsn h tbeby ~ counat), was created by the Whig msinivry, tb their eiteinsal ~dis- grace, an earl of the UaoiwcKingdom; The r'etuitrlbelb Is-mri WTbrIig 6gnity everry' cne ...

... amiable philanthropia dispo. .ttoitl.-Londono l .Xlorsag Post. LORD DUNCANNON'S VISIT.---This enrinently gi.ted mnember of the Whig Cabinet, graciously condescended to hiarour us with a visit on Sunday last-now, taking into car.- itderation that lie is our ...

... summer of I831 the writer be frequently seen the ?? suspended, in vast numbers, by T e strings, .as here described-.Northern Whig. -PROTECTING DUTIES-FOREIGN BEEF- Lord Anglesey and his Irishb ?? sea 'full of joy, 6i.tt° great credit to themsselfea for ...

... entirely falsi fied thereo her partizanebip in favour of the Tories, by ber liberal anj generous conduct towards a member of the Whig party. Id Majesty, in fact, does all in her power to prove tbat 6;ei- more anxious to obtain credit as the affectionate wi ...

... colliago. of Towhseend iuut; nodoubt, be anxiously Iooked -for by, ibe; country readei'og6jsip We wonade' owether '*ai Saer Whig or Tory.] GeneralsLaayletti was lately ieatediatt a dinner next-to a Bishop. 'Sir,'said tbe OGenerl;, '-shall I hetp'yu to ...

... cogitating witbis Li5t;, what answver be should give, he overhea'd the baronsiC'l' pering to bis compartionr he's a d-d old Whig that ,i i oimediaiely replied, that lhe would not give ia rots t° candidate in thes Tory intereat. The baronet and hit 'itb ...

... ed lilberality, whlstt il sauctions and sustains acts of, the most positive and dinmitigated tyranny. Being alibenliatad a Whig, the Metro- 00ofitan, 4uoad lreland, is, of course, e*n anti repeatler. UpOn the elfirs of this country-its condition, its ...

... and particularly upon the abilitvyhe'dia'd displayed in the present nddress. lie dwelt on the incon- 'silent conduct of the Whig government, who sustained and encouragod men to express sentimtents. at the meeting in the Cobourg Gardens, bor which they ...

... claamours lately raise'd against him of having been r' a party to a junction of the Tories and the radicals to put out rthe Whigs. The punishment of Deatb, an ably written fiarticle, contains the following passages, in the justness of which every man ...

... be' ye Gods, bow tbhi new friend of uur, Will knock. right atid blt, all diplomacy'5 what d calls ye fI'. Yes rather than Whigs at our downfall ahould ror. M 5Iet, planela and suna. iD One general hustle! I ' While, happy in vengeance, we welcome tbe ...

... blind fellow on hui cur triat leeds him in a string.- She. stone. This is particularly applicable in the North of Ireland. --Whig. Tas CoMPLEtTE LiTraE WavTEn.-Tlie following curious epistle was deepatched, not many Monohs since, to a medical gentleman ...