... sacerdotal terrorism. Roman Catholic gentlemen of the highest station were pelted with the most filthy missies in the streets. Whig noblemen of the most popular character and the most liberal politics were obliged to drive along the roads in the carriages ...

... countries. A despatch was forwarded to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, announcing the success ot v. undertaking— Northern Whig. Mr. Layaro’s Return.—Mr. Layard (says t Bucks Chronicle) has left Constantinople on his retina to England. A letter from that ...

... native land, and utterly new to the country into which it is now to for the first time introduced. Now the law of 1806 (let the Whigs of the time—** All the Talents”—not robbed of the honor of its parentage.) the old income tax law for Great Britain, was framed ...

... t* men who ware moat fitted guide the de»tinie« 0 f country. Mr. Fox and Mr. Pitt fonned i oi together. Mr. Fox had adopted Whig principle f Cl rontiction, Mr. Pitt had imbibed them from iii u , trioua father. Mr. Pitt had in hia entrance to life aaaiated ...

... they denounce him“ self and his atrocious sentiments, and to a man they will support Mr. Somers against the colleague of the Whigs, and the schem“ ing Catholic, who, to forward his base ambi“ tion, hired an apostate Catholic to revile his own religion.” ...

... end of the commencement.’ Russia has reached that period.” We also find, by the subjoined article from the Examiner, that our Whig contemporary has no great faith in cither the courage or the competency of the present Cabinet to deal with this question in ...

... have not shrunk from the military foe. Be steady now. and boldly face the civil power, and compel and British minister and his Whig associates to treat you with respect, and your country with justice. I have the honour to subscribe myself most affectionately ...

... the l>osp.>al of the barraoks when, should the coroner jury find verdict he will handed over to the c.vtl I law. —Northern Whig. ANOTHER ASCENT OF MOUNT BLANC. We hate been favon.eJ «ritl« tlie W low ' « ,t in Account nnolhor ascent of Mount Ehno naval ...

... Fox frigate was drowned at Rangoon the 15th July, while attempting to save the Mozaffer steamer from wreck. There a score of Whig members soliciting the Duke of Newcastle for the vacant lucrative governorship of the Bahamas. No General Board of Health will ...

... Jl7d, when Henry 11. invaded Ireland through the medium Richard Slronghow, Karl Htmhroke. both ( ilhol.e and Prote.iant, and Whig and Tory have eied with each other in their eßorla to that unhappy land. gospel of Christ (not the notel, absurJ, anil, in ...

... no claim to the hand or heart of a Protestant lady. Much co-operation is needed, as well as much forbearance and kindness.— Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, should merge all their difference in Protestant union. Protestants should patient and forbearing. Let ...

... assemblane, who this time time numbered at least fifteen hundred or two thousand, waved their hats, cheering, and shouting no Whigs—no placemen. . ~ Mr. I,ucas then addressed the meeting, and at this period the seizure of the assembly by the Leaguers was ...