... 000 are in Ulster. Mr Pye, gentleman from Ipswich, gave an outline of a new process in the preparation of flax. * Northern Whig.’ ...

... this struggle. first of these which shall mentioned was one of serious evil. Tho king, obtaining triumph over Fox and the tho Whig party, was encouraged in the indulgence of his own will. Unfortuna-ety his mind, which of very expansive nature, retained with ...

... with the present Government, and vote accordingly, of course, quite disinterestedly (?); not that he loves Lord John and the Whigs less, but that he considers the good of his country paramount to all party (?) considerations. Theie seems also to be some ...

... of Scotland of both classes, Whig and Tory, had acquired such r. preponderance of in. fluence in the management of the counties that they were determined to retain that influence if they could; and believed that the Whig nobility possessing that influence ...

... INDUSTRIAL PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH OF IRELAND. A letter from Limerick, published in the Northern Whig, contains the following gratifying infonnn(SonV The cultivation of flax is spreading fast throughout the counties of Limerick and Tipperary, where most ...

... of the eccentric and eminent Chancellor of Lord Grey’s Administration the review which so bitterly condemns the succeeding Whig Ministry. Lord Brougham disclaims the authorship ; we are heartily glad of It, and we regret having attributed it to him. have ...

... field for the various counties and burghs of Scotland. Those names marked with an • are Conservatives, those with a are either Whigs or Radicals: Seats. Candidates. Aberdeenshire.Hon. W. Gordon* Aberdeen City { Mr GwrgfThtmsonf Argyllshire Sir Islay Campbell* ...

... Crown and Anch >r Tavern, was a vulgar, dirty man of the most eccentric and scandalous habits. It was said ot this illustrious Whig Dr Richardson, that he could swill wine like a Silenus, and gorge beefsteaks like Buckhorse.” That portion of his existence ...

... faithful representative, to the highest honours of the federal State, the unaided force of his ability and trustworthiness. He is Whig politician of the Clay school, who goes somewhat beyond Mr Clay himself in his principles of protective political economy and ...

... years, even during former Conservative Administrations, being always productive of belter attendances at Dublin Casile than Whig ones, for this reason, that the Conservative party in Ireland are as one man, whilst the Liberal party is divided into not ...

... for Messrs Merrick and Sons, and giving the following reas'ms for urging the suit; —“The managing partners are the only old Whigs of any influence in that district who are in favour the re election of Colonel Florence. I know, from former experience, the ...

... which the intentions of parties may be inferred. M.P.'s have, however, been rather guarded in their expressions, especially Whigs' and those who have spoken seem only to have mystiiled the terms of the Beform Bill to be. Ur Roebuck thougnt fit to give his ...