... The Prince toe Policeman.—A special correspondent in Dublin of The Northern Whig, v..ititjg Saturday morning, says:—“l have iold you tii .1 disappointment occasioned th Prince and PriuotSs’s laic arrival at Kings - town, uud the absence of illuminations ...

... AILIOINT 13 RREOULARITIEB, &c.—A Lady, Whig tried la every adverted has at last dia. owed a Care, which will set Is • few no matter bow stubborn the use. in pt it TRUDY MARGIN by seelodog stamped envelope. Don't experiment with Worth. kW Pills, Mixtures ...

... INVOICED AVMS. MIN do Whig. Iboo, Taxman!. 1400 mein loos ft so Grows, e. BMWs. Bolles ONO Pommies stales WM* coo o, Toole. Iherl oool . 1 WI hiaoklegetckeele Murphy Balboa & ea 1 bk 4 4 tombs G & 14 salt IC colon Xayileld co 10 myths. J M ulnae I 0 Chapman ...

... Y . DO MEN SUFFER from Debpondency, Ner‘oe weer, Whig r, Lo •of btleutoh, Yun*h ful Imprudence, Lost Menbuorl, kc , wlun Il , ey vela wr t 8 I•i a itiee.d (who tee trveu the mitt , er a Mtn* sled)) kiwi t* cu P pelf- Ires•ru. ot.rip4 elite'ope to W. H ...

... render the success of Whig candidate utterly impossible. The Whig interest hitherto prevailed in this boroug —nor can supply stronger evidence of the strength of those feelings we have just described than the significant fact that the Whigs have withdrawn from ...

... said to bo very paragons of perfection as compared to the Whigs. But, sooner did the Tories assume office, than they (the Tories) were like the Whigs when in office, denominated the greatest villains that ever lived. Now the question arises, which of the ...

... to abolish this Grant. Some of the Whig leaders are as bad as the first fanatics. For instance, Mr. Berkeley at Cheltenham, the whipper-in of the Whigs, and Sir John Pago Wood, the late Solicitor-General of the Whigs Their addresses and speeches arc most ...

... Blake's unde, Mr. John Bower, is a magistrate appointed the Whigs ! / . . Thomas town, magistrate, appointed the Whigs U !'' k '''“ . ‘ vr , brotlmr, lata Imutoaiat in the i'pain.wl tlie Whig, U, k •‘W-Wher. Mi. li.itn, nay. master of oltce. was also ...

... tenantiengue principles, wh is quite conaiatent with his opt. as Conservative. Russell is Whig of the old school, and will supported Whig gold. But tenant right and Whig, should, in ray humble opinion, thrown over board on the present occasion. The question ...

... parliamentarians, now designated Whigs. Several conjocturers suppose these appellations arose at the time of the mud-tub plot, 1H79, the parlies believing iu truth thereof being called Tones, and those different opinion Whigs. ...

... Is concerned, man but a place-hunter 1 cares one a Whig or a Tory misrepresents the feelings wishes of its people. The contest will not lie between tin? oppressed and their oppressors, hut between Whig* and Tories, between the Louse of Curragbmore and ...

... MAJORITY. Capt. Archdall (conservative,) Sir A Armstrong (Whig,) Boyd (Conscrv,) J M Caulfield (Whig.) T Connolly (ConservJ Cotton (Conserv.) TV Dawsora (W,) Pagan (R.) Sir Fcrguaon (W,) C Foriescue (W.) O Gra■ e(W J Green (Repealer,) Hi.we* (VV,) A Herhrt ...