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... opinion which the people Edinburgh have formed of him, will be fully confirmed more lengthened acquaintance with him.— Northern Whig, Extraordinary Heat.—Ah proof of the great heat prevailing in this quarter, last week, Correspondent mentions that at Kostrevor ...
... United States. JAMES STUART, “American Agent, NearyT Pari.i, Aug. 6, 1831. -fhe Hrlfait Newt-Letter, Guardian, anil Nurthern Whig, the Newry Telegraph ar.tl Examiner, are dti.iica pohlUh thin Notice ouce'ill their re“feclWe I’apeni. riUCE OK PUBLIC SECURITIES ...
... lagestrie and the Recorder are the *>7 Candidates. Mr. Serieant O’Loghlin sod David (.h*»- Latoudic, Eiq. are talked as the Whig Candidates. The election fixed for Thursday nest. j See of Deny—Mr. Hume ha* giveo noHce Ot'd- J motion for Tuesday, for “sn ...
... executed treat)**. But ha vary wall ramombered that hi* ■kohla relative bad barn raerivad with acclamation all parti**—by toriea, whig*, and Canningitoa—that h* bad beau wetaamed univeraal bunt of applauae by a Britiab boo** of commona. Having mad the** preliminary ...
... ceived on his return after having executed these treaties.- Fle had been re.eived by acclamation by all parties-by Tories, Whigs, and Canningites-he had been velcomned by a universal burst of applause by a Britfsh House of Commons. Having made these p ...
... and the Recorder are the Tory Can. didates. Mr. Serleant O'Logblin and David Charles La- touche, Esq. are talked of as the Whig candidates. The. elec- tion is fixed for Thurslay.-.Eveeia Pack1et. SEE OF DERRY.-Mr. Hume has given notice of a motion for ...
... jealousies of their constituents, has iu origin in the omissions and neglects, which have always boen beset- i ling among the Whigs. After had been announced that Lord Grey would receive the expostulators upon paper, other Irish members who had declined to ...
... would evil partisanship. to the vacant Bishopric Derry, and asked why it should not given to the only in Ireland who traa a Whig, namely, the Bishop Klllalae? moved postpone the third reading the lull fur six mottthn. , . , Colonel CONOLLY supported the ...
... alluded to the vacant Bishopric of Derry, anid asked why it shaold riot be given to the oily, Bishop in Irelanid who wvas a Whig in polities, and lovid sull rpspecte d hb all pe-Runsions, namely, the Bishop of Killaloe? ?? nnov,,d tii postpone thie third ...
... Financial Reform.- V An Hour's talk about Poetjy..V1. On the Foreign Policy of the Whig Administratoy o. I. Belgium.- VII Opininsof an Amerhan an, and of a British Whig on the Bill-North American Review, and Colonel Stewart -VIII. Dreams of Heaven. By ...
... eg. ROBT. GAMBLE. i. VANCE (or Sate, Bala Orleans COTTON,prime gqalUp. POLICE TAXES. We copy the following from the Northern Whig of Thursday 1 • : § f. Co. H> ft- eo £ MM «» . : QD w *■ 5> « M M M M to to o. K. o * © r* • 3 : « Co O * 2 1-3 a Ot • p • ...
... Sees on the Man of Ur- Ponsonby. There is no truth in it. PonsonbV indeed the only bishop, believe, in „ l connected with the Whigs, but we not anti• . his oromotiou. The Sees are all still vacant, ra p h to regretted that the Church not 'disposed cuter into ...