... some kind from t thasmetn b -,and he thought it could not be better replied I to tabythe statement which had been made by Mr Whig- pi h)am. A litt le delay was, however, necessaryt, that 'thie state- St ment might be prepared and circulated. Thywre not ...

... i in's neighbourhood. It is reported tlat lie intelnts tto nake a short tour in the north of Ireland.-Bc~fast .Noro. ernt Whig. SCOTS PRIVATE BILLs.-The following is a coaetr copy of the resolutions regarding notices of prir-le wills froel Scotland, ...

... newspaper suppressed in a manner so worthy of the Holy Alliance, lint so little characteristic of'an English noblelan, whether Whig or Tory, had put the colonists in high spiritss Mr. e Greig was to go back immediately, 3and to re-establish his t paper under ...

... polities had eser in the slightest Aini degree rome under discussion ; thttt tite namres of Chturchmnan tir di Dissenter, 'Tory or Whig, wvere ?? amongst them, except t5I itt the ret irmetitof their oivn tltooghts ; attd that tliereccoverv of und the commercial ...

... Liverpool ; and yet the Whigs'sosilie ?? since said that every sort of agyti- cutujal 1proutice iiouild be lower anid lotwer, till Mr.l Peel's BiLl was r 'eald~. Ajaniy farnilrs ?? soud their stacks of co( u;pont tlteistrtength, of tlg Whig proplieckA. ' Tbey ...

... common detestation of the very principlc of slavery, co-operate to effect its extermination. It is not a question between Whigs and Tories, Ultras and Radicals ; but it is one on which tile government sympa- tbizes with the bulk of the nation, and is ...

... 'and not to party. If we look c If back to historyg~we shal find she proposition I have alluded P '1 to is untrue, as far as Whig and Tory are concerned; for t* 1,we shall find that, in all the instances, the latter has been C - the proposer of liberal ...

... d it. The Whigs were its parents, and it gives the last tint of black- ness lo their character that this is capable of receiving.- Were all the principles-the new laws and systems-the measures of policy, foreign and domestic-which the Whigs have origitated ...

... of-the Res nshit of Editors.-At ?? str Assizes on Friday se'ninight, Mr. Finlay, the Editor fro [ty to- of, The Northern Whig, published at Belfast, 'd ate of was sentencetd to three months imprisonment for ad-th turing milling into isis paper a letter ...

... scorn and derision of the coun- F isve been du g out, and embraced as things perfectly J .bllhle. 'he public prints, Tory, Whig, and Radical, c *i'b ,itbiled to support thc same measures and policy. u i's die0 has taken place alike in the Cabinet, Parlia_ ...

... CHAsroBop MrN 15. W bate Itdon Courier, and other jouraalsts, t~, ua to the r learn, from quarters to which we a more credit ib Whigs might have been introduced into-the Cabinet v ohad they not pertinaciously ti lated -as a *r 154517 Catholic emancipation eb ...

... nmimerously attended. The Honoutrable the Lord Pyo- -ost lit, thechalr. - The rcsbhitins were, we-belIeve, drawn up by ,iMr James I'Whig, with his Usun 'ability, acut'rand rearch, aid ,require no remark on our part to point out ?? propriety; thelr -justlce, iabd ...