... hitherto ex I trayed country ; and to your be. will do 30 in defiance fiirtber, Jet me tell you, duke, thet I of your your whig Altorney * General, your whole cabinet, and the of Ireland into the ba for Tam det ber with the sacrifice of 'y own life, or ...

... reports making Earl Tanker- ‘ville one of the number, and others the other House, thé to 53, ameng whom were men of all feeling, whigs, toried and descripts, ...

... destroyed the tory party, and thrown into the hands of the few turncoats he brought over with him, and the most despi- cable of the whig faction, ‘These men have reduced the nation to utter ruio. The distress is so tremendous that it is abso- If the whole Jutely ...

... mation) have been mentioned se likely to offer themselves on the thet either of stand. The candidates then will be Mr. Beau- whig interest, but we think it mot Mr, Liddell, ead: Mr. Bell Tyne Mercury Tue or Pearn.—It gill be in the which bed been made by ...

... Sir Henry Hardinge it is already known, will be the Secretary for Treland. The vacancies are to be filled up partly from the whigs and partly fiomthe friends of the King. Lord Lans. down takes office again, and it is extremely probable that Lord Palmerston ...

... dismissed his mistresses anv they became troull some, without any regard to their future good or ill fortane He stuck to the whigs as long as they served and turned them off when sticking to them be- his purpese, came troablesome. He indulged the follies ...

... was instantly p , but - soon ensued, and death put a to the sufferings of the un‘ortunate man on Sunday evening-— Northern Whig. Th ON IRSSH Sir,—It has been fer a pu ;past, as you are already aware, the of this neighbout hood to employ “ thé the sister ...

... liberty of the Press than be fisd done. It was one of the greatest blots in the Duke of administ cation that be had permitted a Whig Attorney-General to cripple the industry of those who obtained their living by the Press. ‘Phere was no teal repre- of the ...

... as he is well acquainted with accessi ble, and that he is of the Borough, and should always be advocate economy and neither Whig nor Tory, but resolved to moderate reform. Froceixe.—. John Hartgrave Edmonson, the soldier who was flogged last Wednesday ...

... not the distinction of Whig aad ‘Tory on tis occasion, Ali Lonest men would in times of difficulty round those whom they tlought best calculated to seve the and promote the welfare of the people. were his opinions, be they Whig or Tory. Something bed ...

... and ought to giv e the Lone to the province >| of Ulster, has already, as stated in ou spoken distinctly subject. Reformer, Whig, ‘Tors, and unequivocally on the ave unanimous ly decided against Catholic, and Protestant, h lopting the two first resalu- ...

... Grey must be annihilated. for his country and bimeelf there is not the slightest chance of suck an occurrence. ‘Fhe Whigs—for it is a Whig into office more slrongly pledged to the popular measures of reform and re. trenchnignt, than wes ever Dr Faustus ...