... will be made year after y ws into met with some law of a sudden, T am afraid nc den in the result. Thus we shall have the Whigs g that his England by a continual Popish plot, which is nev orm + b ht to an end. united bill, as it placed both countries ...

... frank manliness to look the danger in the face, thing to be fairly encountered upon its m has already begun to adopt the old Whig, Col almost called it, malignant system of threat bring down u: pon the devoted heads of the Prot party the viol lence of democracy ...

... the best use it fs in- that a W Senator will be elected. Edwin Bryant: vays and ‘member of Congress from Maryland) ate the Whig Candidates. ended at have a majority in the seem to be weak, compared with the Wh vill state intend to The mines were yielding ...

... Ireland, from ell who have been disgusted by th risdiction and disappointed by the Anti-Papal Bill. As a politi rtial, and the Whigs are in a state of collapse : as a cabal of i arines, in and hereditary would be thrown back on y influence ; not to be con ...

... policy; | party; @ few months since we wer ™ Vv we are now, accor ord oun’s authority, “a powerful, comp body.” The fate of the Whigs is not more envic it of the hero in the heathen story, who ited as sitting ander a rock which is ever er his head, and threatening ...

... Tro’ as not “then prepared to form a Minist 7” he knew his own mouth was se yet he feared the ex-Premier, to the most approved Whig usage, would a enlarge and consolidate his own position wavering allies, by depreciating ¢ he abilit rivals ; and, there! before ...

... therefore as we cannot relieve them we must give them that which science, a8 to policy justi fies—a coun! tervailing duty.” 1 > Whig the method in which he would work towards | of Protection; if the Malt Tax could not be 1 leasing because it is the source ...

... 6000 — to the Odessa merchant Is. Id., and they for for Fri- them on level, at least, 10 a-dey ls ptkon is signed by six ‘cod Whig among ot! hat time ‘opening Matthew Dwyer, a farmer, races, was met four wen, one of on head with a stone, skall ; he | after ...

... government on any terms,—then will be t he ti . . . ld not To put it in the most favourable res 8 Oppo- handed over to Lord Whig rule is, that the administration of Free From this result one Stanley, chief of the Prot oing to might almost t m their lukewarm ...

... of Wednes placing. ever, states that @ protest from the electors has c teor now erected Whiteside, the eminent counsel and a Whig, who at Combes-end- sueceed Colonel Cole, to retire, and that Col. Cole wil also, for reducing the returned. Horse, Mule, Ass ...

... had been committ trusted victims being eight men, two women, and it lower Tus Recisrration.—Although the ten liciting by the Whigs is so precarious as to Ie sp lation whether the next general elec fe place upon the present existing re, oves electors to have ...

... hands was largely in fav: RIL. commenced on Tuesday morning. At the close th were—for Geach, 1669 ; Strutt, Majority for G the Whig and Government candidate defeated. Repassentation op Oxpoepsnine.—The shire Protection Society held on Saturde was resolved ...