... other vessels are in progress of building, so that we shall soon have a considerable addition to our tonnage. t,* An REr-Tvts Wh/ig suggests that his Majesty's Blirth-dy, (the 23ths May) should be celebrated heee by a public Ihlumination, isi order to enable ...

... from ?? to 20s each; Cialves, fromx ...

... respectable authority) had ordered Mets. Brookes and Curran to be titrued away lions his door, vwhen they applied to see him.. The-whig ininistess and their bill were treated in a very unceren'orious manner lby 'Mr, Ben- bow, who concluded. by calling upon the ...

... the datigl- ter of Sir bertWalpole, the minister of George II, and who, more ttidn. that, was a distinguished leader of the Whigs in Parliament before the death of On Wednesday, July 27, at his house in Dublin, John Toler, Earl of Noebury and Norwood, in ...

... settled, cariesic solely, in the -knowledg of the, two or three in.- them scrutables. - fai'as Loid Ebi-ington's meeting of Whig members waT weuld to be ]bela to~day. at Willis's at twelve o'clock..-I0 w~ere is supposedt that the plaii of Mondays proceedings- ...

... for Ithem wvas, 'did lie love lrs~la' 6, an~d would he de'vote himself to -her itirtere' (lou1d. cheers). Ilie thought the Whig admincistraltion fiatt acted: very feeably. in Ireland. In fairt, they bad'trembleid Oyert their own sba~d,iw. Lord Lortoa ...

... ssw4 as a reason, that he hadt1become a mesberof - te-cor- poration at a time when 74arl Powis was-; a slvpporterl of the Whig interest, ardf-a44- fred, of :that family ;i and hie retired on. account of the vbt- givein 'byi Earl Powis for rejecting the ...

... esmployinent wvouldi hmlavv insured 'the infernal pece of' the esuntly. Evesy one, syas surprised that, at~the formsation of thre whig mististry, Mr. 0 Connell. was overl~ooked and after thle extraordinary .ability displayed liy the ]Carnej nienber indeoiiigt ...

... three weeks could never be less than L.25,000. There is no h:tmbutg about us, and we state the fact, equally known to both Whig and Tory can- didaces, that less money will not do. Out of this the Charles Street people gave to Ashley, in two instalments ...

... and which has been so long reported, has actually taken place, and that on Saturday night every arrangement was made by the Whigs to lull into repose the animosity of the To. ries. lVe give this intelligence as we have heard it, stating, at the same time ...

... system of belief from that laid down in the book of common prayer. Any one who considers attentively the present position of the Whig Cabinet must perceive from their vacillat- ing conduct, that ' a house divided within itself canuot stand- or, to speak less ...

... question, but ais one vitally affecting the interests of that place, with wlhich the interests of all its inhabitants, whether Whig or Tory, are so iutimately blended; anl that feeling of unanimity andA cordiality leas pie- vailed between all parties, which ...