... the vary piths trrln is the sew Govaramosi, Nine hi. Admiralty, with. seat in the Ia 1834, be, with the Lord Darby, from the Whigs, be mesomeace el the absidesof the ton Wow* bet be refused to jos Sr Robert is and a* vim H. Janes Groben menested Any Goveneriss ...

... to ; ' their . parly ,: in : adveraity . ; ahd ; prosperity , Uhan \ tho _older and morocinmcnfc ; of _^ _. the . present Whig _^ Liberal • leadora . _^ . Somebf _them _^ _such _' _a _9 _' _tho _' _'MarflUlfl _^ _j _7 _of _l _'I-ansdowrie and Lord'J ...

... is nothing to cloud the holiday festivities of any class of the Party spirit has been swallowed up tn a coalition Ministry; Whigs and Tories all agree; and at the farmer's ingle and the townsman’s hearth the same genial feelings may prevail, and the same ...

... of tbe _-, * I _« oehe « ft » Jtehoot _, lhan • • _•^ lK * t » l | fl _|) . N _, c » wiUi > wlil _« _* et « l !« oa _of . Whig _* and _^^ _. _TorlttreHw npauilh _. Bl _' _oUniliterailed _rapport _,, S _^ _ScfWliW . _» _y » _, al _. _T _'dliBot l > ro ...

... - nounces that f- «.mt..iu.| . v-syirievsiores. • Moll f Uow..-eeo.te, blisticl, and war .pirit -j 1 |iMo-crat- and Whig-; House, 41 Democrats and 19 other hand, the very last post announces Hat Ol.phanf. thUTdirtrict. hear from. Hock again infested ...

... expressed, not only almost all Hie Free Trade and Op-position j but by our principal bankers and commercial nun. The hungry Whigs seeing, then, that there was ever.- probability of the budget being carried, suggested coalition a few disappointed politician' ...

... Review. -—The gentleman who is to replace Mr. Etnpwn, in the editorship of the Edinburgh Review, is Mr. George Lewis —long the Whig financial secretary atthe Treasury —and. on three occasions, the unsuccessful candidate for election into the prea?nt Pa.li ...

... liaudsoinc service of plate. “During the period of Mr Taylor’s management of the Ulster Bank in Belfast,” says the Northern Whig, “no person with whom he was brought into contact could avoid being impressed with high sense of his abilities, and his courteous ...

... the mill to be turned by child twelve years of age. Several owner* of mills have adopted Proust's plan. Stkanoe Wao«r.—The Whig who obliged himaelf saw half-a cord of wood if Pierce and King were elected, fulfilled hia task this afternoon, in Arch Street ...

... he. easethee *thy Asa he. thy en - lag. Ur Posit espreeetheives the sawed al quipiat sleitasim's is left el dug lo OW am Whig this& The whale is the IS. theides be peewit is It will set se the semi& et the ast. sa sh. thrift of that white Feethed We ...

... ark of la the Noun of Leek by a I. thereby beano As keeper of the eeeedess. _ Grow& b the Climilobo throughout bee a dna adrt Whig piety, Ind boas as Led LIMNS GOWIR up to Mt me secured peens for abbot,* without having to ao various grade of Wm A Master ...

... discharge of ' paper bullets of the brain.' all are thrown away upon the official heads of the Post Office department, he they Whig or Tory. Such are, we are more than convinced, contemptuously tossed immediately on receipt into the waste paper basket, and ...