... ed, which will, no doubt, swell the amount to 1,000. PROPOSED INCREASE OF POLICE AND M1LITARY FORCES IN BELFAST.-The Belfast Whig says ?? In consequence of the recent disturbances, .Belfast is to be again made military headquarters, as it was pre- vious ...

... Chicago have just ordered two more of these escapes. .A DeococamaESS PAIOTY.-A TENDEER RErnoacs,- Weae fare faronro blanoing the Whig for the import- ance they have attached to the social intinoacybe- tween the republic of letters and thre party chiefs of a ...

... ?? ?? 10.Endaleigh 4.. .6 10 Win. Pitt. .3.. ._5 12 Fidelite ?? 10Mr ?? 10 Gay Tom ?? 5 12 L. of Manor5 710OXi .. ?? 10 Whig ?? .5 10 Kangaroo. ..4. 4_.7 8 Nlor.Dincer4. 6 10 The Czar . .. 3_.5 10 Buckfoot ?? 5_.7 5 Don Basilio4. 6 10 Fan ?? ...

... possession of it, while e lii and wishes are wvith those who, are for Isoirdj1 out sad dying in the breach. He differed fird1 the Whigs in deprecating all changes, good or bad; he differed from the (other) Tories in concedingI ruadily what lie saw to be inevitable ...

... , by The Cure, 3 yrs 7 0 Capt. Gray's Sir Wlatkin, by Colsterdale, 3 yrs ?? 2 Mir Jones' Skylark, by Br. to Bird ol the Whig, 3 y 6 2 Mr Fobert's Wisdidnmby Neville, 3 yrs ?? . i a 2 Mr Sidney's Chicot the Jester, by Swecetmieat, :3 yrs 6 Ii Capt. ...

... lieutenant and commander wereleade by my fatber. Mr Clay H Have you noticed that when the Wbigs were in office they promoted more Whigs then Tories; sad that when the Tories were irl cfflce they promoted more Tories tban Whige ? I ceotainly think eo, and have ...

... distinguished as the mover of the th;olu. tions upbn the Irish 0hurch, which, in 1831, lcd to the secession of a portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir Ha Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty in Lord Johi Russell's Gosernment from 18t6 to 1819, in which let. ter ...