... Wad imempesbeedble the who have written ander the inspiration of the Holy einem patris, notes eonsolatioesm *wiper% nod aitt Whigs did not bow where te have (Laighime.) Ghost. We receive !weed the Apostolic deedemeadam ad Album seam lapses in internam Gen ...

... defaulting tenants ea the Tan Kama= se LONDONDIZIT lee Twarray. —Lord Loodeeirry, in a letter which append is the Northers Whig of Monday, intended as a ar s = milmtion front hie =Pram his not to realm Me rests; and with a ktenc7, the noble Md. it; with ...

... ender slight Weida tam obi resign my seat for Lined* et ones for lam ass gobs to play the .mermen' pm. and allow a Tory or Whig to asp in, from the ametitnessy est Wag prepared le a good Repealer. I will *s seat esti Ilse Repel party to bet as Magee. ...

... was approved, and ordered to be printed for circulation. The Rev. H. Murphy hu been appointed Dean of Residence in the new Whig, Loftus R. Bland, Eq., barrister, of the Home Cieced•, boa essameded to has late tnrotberbilitease lithe • At SICIC AND The ...

... the E oinburgh Review nati ns of the world. National Debt, and Gold and Silver Coin 751.365 In 1830, on the awe •ion of the Whig. to power, and of show of wheat from Essex and Kent was quite moderate. Div. Accts.) -•• • • 5. 5 90.761 In the summer and ...

... the le . .wth of tobacco permitted in Ireland—reth r than see t i .se trotiblemtne questioos taken up by in •n on both the Whig Mi nistry would prefer to have the meeting confined to a juhilatien over the achievement of fr trade without any practical ...

... Reynolds is not a politician whom we much admire. We fear he iswhat should not be Raid lightly or rashly of any man —a mere Whig, under the guise of something much more liberal ; but, at the same time, his great talents render him able, and his practical ...

... Dublin—if Prelate ens immediately struck with his appearance, Professor, be immediately determined nut to accept the time (what Whigs are slways asking for, and never inquired into his history learns let nttschm.'nt to the appointment, and demanded anti obtained ...

... neglect of Government in allowing the House to be counted out on the second reading. It .avours very disagreeably of the usual Whig tactics of dropping, or cushioning their beneficial melt sures at the first symptoms of vigorous opposition. WAYS AND MEANS ...

... country are corce , rned, they are as silent as the tomb. Our eolonits and dependencies are deemed worthy of a prtkject ci Whig wisdom, but this integral portion of the great Britishempire is left to chance, or—to shift for itself. Perhaps it is ...

... go to Mass in his AI •ist rob:-s; and next year we may have one totally unshackle I from evs rlasting obligations t s the Whigs. R .spectable citizens, before canvassing tor the retire.entations of wards, may be induced to think it advisable to send ...

... islend. Methought you put the question very modestly; but then it was rather much to expect that a poor fellow, for whom the Whigs had re find the fat le of the sedectien by Jupiter in a golden shewer— whom they had II eated into Parliament on melted btallion ...