... the Obw relle b The Mist et thr be bee ; beierrh te be tie arras bre: ter law debar. air ridered wasalrele ; bat be reel wire Whig saws drake .- wawa tb herr ay psuw to may be the web • upna Or errs 1_ nowt irowit sill roe am do leg ambler that that el WWI ...

... ATROCIOUS ACT OF PIRACY. _ The et received how thIP 944111 of Truk • eeff el illooteh ' al Whigs. EOM the al July, the to se sesteotoes ed al pbeey eemoitiot neer dee ' =Neel. A Oephrt J. N. Hs4l lseeler. mop el 4041. 1.. Noe Y At we e'eleet: as Ile ineulec ...

... for its own credit's sake, put forward its best tueii, and while we are very far from regarding 'Jot political differences of Whig and Tory as matters -af kid :. renee, we cheerfully admit that respectability, ?? ?? independence, all that makes a man trust- ...

... mouthiane view it as one of purely local interest, to emiled at or frowned upon, aec.orling to Government predilections, whether Whig or Tory, we shall occupy a false and secondary position. The question must fought out as a pure matter of business ; we must ...

... quoting from return which he hod wrong from the Government: they were Peter Erie, Q.C., a Whig, salary .£1,500; James Hill, Q. 0., Whig, salary, il,200; Rev. E. Jones, Whig, salary £1,200. had nothing to say against these gentlemen to their admitted respectability ...

... by conservatives ; the two conser- vative seats, Coleraine and Shoreham kept, no liberal daring to contest them ; the three Whig-radical seats, Oxfordshire, Lincoln, and Great Grimsby, all won. It was a glorious success, and a damaging blow to the Mi- ...

... public performances, we find au absence of any claim whatever to so great a preferment, except tbe services he has rendered the Whigs by taking any office tbey condescended to offer bim. Certainly neither his eloquence, nor his learn- ing, nor his dignified ...

... Piers Geale, and widow of Sir Marcus Somerville, Bait. The deceased nobleman had for many years been a zealous stipportefof the Whig party, and had done good service to his political friends duriug his long career in the House of Commons, more especially during ...

... Tn HISTORY OF A CROWN. The Olwreepswilows a visas, le Whig a *son a the Imalents anesesse win the mast of the Ilemi blink MO : die before w ith his and Mehra ma lie the a the papa and beee the keeper 01 tU Is mob But the movement had the general regret ...

... English and Scotch liberals with their habitual disregard of^ the interests of their Irish brethren at the bidding of the Whigs, in consequence of which, he says, the Irish liberal members have sunk from 70 to 35, and the* Irish Romanist members, in five ...

... Sir Graham is told by some Radical bold To go home or he'll lose his dinner; But the old bird twigs what is hoped by the Whigs, And just takes a sight at the sinner. Consider then, ye Peebles men, What you are about to do, For there's many a phiz besides ...

... order' are to tome part of the north of Ireland afforded .ct nn Inveatl 4 ;alon at Il.cnbridge, reported in tue No/ the. u Whig : In the month of June some Roman Catholic missionaries visited the town, and special services were conducted in the chapel ...