... preparatory to an appl cation for a new trial, which will be grounded on eicessive damages and newly discovered evidence —Northern Whig. Bur aparts —This celebrated man was born on the l&tbof August, 1769; was crowned on the December, 1804: renounced his throne ...

... 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 ...

... strongest passion. Her reside Glasgow, whither she was bound, but her birth-place was Malta, where her father ft soldier. —Aor/Aern Whig A ...

... vanquishing the (Pope’s most formidable enemies, who are here home both in Ireland and England—viz., the Irish and English Whigs and Liberals. This they have not only the right do, but the duty also. The Pope’s .worst enemies are now wielding the power ...

... Independent Opposition was denounced by Whig and Sadb-irite prints as rebels to Ecclesiastical Authority,” seeking to sever the old bond between the Irish people and tbe hierarchy their hearts. Where are the Whigs and Sadleirites now ? Are they on the side ...

... period in quiet and orderly atato, and the feelings of the people ar* greatly excited and shocked this occurrence.— Northern Whig. ...

... about foe which the noble lord royal residences the throne. The Lord John about thr« occupy it ever sine The Morning dim the Whig party, gone many viclssitud' now said the talist. The politics o Liberal to Peelite, chased it, they becau »ot appear, however ...

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

... mitted, as heretofore, to interfere with the political rights of the people, it must come to the same thing in the end. The Whigs may precipitate events more recklessly than their opponents ; they may drive the vessel into the midst of breakers at once; ...

... Austrian , government has taken in hastily despatching a corps (armee to the Hungarian frontier. The London daily papen, Tory Whig, are quite delighted with what they call the Imperial the brodiare of which we yesterday gave a translation. The panes it ...

... measure, held in fee, at a chief rent of 15/. 19s. Daniel O’Rorke (for owner) bid and Richard Drain was declared the purchaser at Whig. Sicyor Barrotucct.—We have the pleasure of inform- ing our readers that Signor Bartolucci arrived at his resi- dence, Borrmount ...

... LABOUR RATE ACT, In addition to the Coercion Law, the Whig ministry brought in, and carried, this year, the labour Rato Act This was, in few words, additional Poor-rate, payable by the same persons liable to the other poor-rates ; the proceeds to be applied ...