... 11 support. Hle said it was the duty and interest of the people of ,, all parties to combine for their own protection, as Whigs, Tornes, isand Radicals had all combined to oppress andipvriht a people; and to petition the legislature, and' that not in ...

... parties into ere- which the House of Commons appears to be split. For- roast. merly we had a great Whig and a great Tory faction; but iour now we haive Whig supporters of a nondescript ministry- ehich Tory Radicals, reailtadicals, and politicians of all ...

... the press by keeping down its excesses. He denied t hat the prosecutton was a party measure; and thought that the names of Whig and Tory should be no longer used, as they no longer meant any thing. He had no objection to the produetion of the papers; ...

... to ignsuc a ettion, since it was their itterest that the te- venus ofthe. cburch should be kept in the bands of Ministers, whig iooa~d.thema for the purpose of bribing both Peetsinid Corn. m mbooed. in hMs. opinion, the Established Church hi Ireland A ...

... to the very opinions that h all had raised him to the situation which he held. He would say, w act and he appealed to the Whigs-if any such person remained had now-a-days-whether there was one among them that could wing applaud the conduct of the Att ...

... does not intend to ~ t~ imself as a candidate for the representation of the city iof York at the -next general election. Thle Whig Club of that 19 city intend to bring forward the Hon. Thos. Dundas, and to ~dstart asecond candidate iiiopposition to Col. ...

... mortification soon ensued, and death put a period El mdto the sufferings of the unfortunate man on Sunday eveninga - c nt Not thern Whig. tif at A Sailor Flogged to IDeatl-A coroner's inquest was held pr last week at Newhaven. before F. H. Gell, Esq. coroner, ...

... imitate his example; for he I ibls could assure them, that in the country they were sharing much into of the unpopularity of the Whig Attorney-General. (Great . out eheeri glior the Opposition ?? Attorney-General I the said his object in introducing the clause ...

... es, and to Seize sayI Orange flags and other inrignia of the party which are displaying to PI through our town.-Norifiern. Whig of Morsday. sa The Belfast Guardian of Tuesday states that the Orangemen ourr were dispersed by the civil and military power ...

... congregaion in Liverpool, preached before the Noith Briton's Snriety, in behalf of the intended asylum. d The error in the Whig, as ?? will perceive, arises from that at =spor having mistaken the above-named getntleman for theRev. 0- David Thom, minister ...

... pro. secution against the Belfast Northternu Whig, in which Mr. O'Connell so handsomely volunteered his services, has been abandoned, in consequence of the publication of the following paragraph in the Whig-- In our publication of-the 7th of December ...

... D-nosedt.t Si), Hold-street, grralafl for psastfavoitrti . hiost respectfuly ilnformos his Friends a d sle Puhli6, that Ladles ?? whig to hve Ornam il Head Dresses for the With any pattern or style, aincient or modern, Whilskers, Beards, latachis, &c. &8. ny ...