... authenticity, but w« think it desirable withhold farther details until w* laarn mult of inquiry which hava camel to made —Surtkom Whig. ...

... political •me; hence her constant Iroly instinctive animosity against Papacy. England, Rem# •« the point of attack for parties; Whig#,Tories, and Radicals are all agreed in denying the legitimacy its principle, and opposing the consequences of its temporal ...

... long period a quiet and orderly state, and tbe feelings the people are greatly excited and shocked this occurrence. Northern Whig. ...

... promote a clixloyal feeling amongst the people, wlioah real grievance the land question, which stiougly urge the governm-nt, Whig Tory, to settle, tor doing so they will inevitably not slone secure the loyally the people, but will make Ireland country wbicii ...

... and in 1836, hia essay on Milton, in tbe Hdutbmrgk Htsiem. drew upon him attention the entire reading public. leaders of tba Whig party, In acknowledgment of bis literary •upenoiity, appointed Mr. Macaulay a Commissioner Bankruptcy, and in 1830 be entered ...

... with the failure of their scheme, and the emptiicss of their boasts, were answered that the great Opening Ceremonial, when the Whig Members •hould sign away their freedom representatives; ■•s well as their very manhood, and the rights the laity, attaching ...

... reflected the town in which he resides, and we congrstulsle bin* the triumph which native talent - ' has achieved. —Northern Whig. Mot.rNKux Younc Mra's Cußisnatt Aasor iarins. —Tue next meeting the above society will held tomorrow (Friday) evening, at ...

... that are correct in announcing that another visit from Madame land Goldschmidt Belfast may expected at an early dale.—A'mlAem Whig. young lady of the neighbourhood of Exeter, noted f«r her talents as an archer, has been honoured with tbe appointment of m»*d ...

... it—Wlirtberbe would not forthwith hang up all tbe O' and other dangerous vermin could lay his bands encourayes nout auires NorAenP Whig. Haupkkb Fckky. Harper's Ferry is tingolsrly beautiful spot, the entrance of the Allrgbanies, where the two great tivera, the ...

... word—England (loud and prolonged groans). Voien—Carlisle ,i '* fatty (groan*). » im'e—cen.-M- au.» Another Voice—The English Whigs (deep groans}. • Mr. Hmoesay referred an English aotliority, the Quarterly Review, witch stated that the cause .-f all the ...

... interested in tbe care of the poor the necessity of sn exertion to have law assimilated in this reaped in both countrka. —Northern Whig. A Boston (United Stains) paper stale* that the Peruvian government are about importing 25,000 Irieb, with Hie offers free ...

... assumed within the last few days, some leading devote I Ulnaraontautets the ultimate and (10 them) satisfactory settlement the Whig government the lri»b Nations! Education que-iion, would lead ne give some credit to the flouring rurnuurs which herald triumph ...