... foods, .111 remain eado• 1, 1.44 111 years. limber ap: ly to Ur Jorsos I i ray, r ; to Illalarla tato, II Et., No 4 Itesysi Whig us.io pormelso g 4 I 4 rda .id Art of Gala. DALACITM. el It Tb. VILLA .1 HAI MIEN 11 ...

... Most however, agree in admiring the all acrobatic aptitude displayed by his Lordship, in nicely mod accurately balandng his Whig Asill between the requirements of and Bb Thot,,G, the peace of mini of the the fueusdatloca of the realm, and bl o wn up the ...

... year, having bet n bons in 117:11;, and lons sat for Landooderry since The deceased baronet was, we believe, unmarried. was a Whig ICON Etc.:rms.—The Dublin says, a Mr 11. Wltermott called at our oflico on )londay to co monads the arrival of a telegram from ...

... lbeen much larder, had it not been that an active 'private cativass was made by the Tory Church party and the Government Whigs. It bas been suggested by some parties v who lae a nxious that the bill should be passed, that a tax of 4d per pound, in perpetuity ...

... _Radical _* , have been _lifting ' tlieir heads in Cnpar , and now _the two _sections , with the _exception of one or two _Whigs _, form the v / holc _Council . As is usual _in _tlic case of _'similar combinations ; tlie Tones _can _now _master _the _Radicals ...

... tosited on T..steder by thoueast 1 p. r. a.. ant• hit whom Imdly Lay J. 8 t'. Mot rail. foe Mn lair, the 4 list-. N r George WHIG. Lady B I , I .toeel Have •od the II .ps, Boyle, and reveal of the 7111 it l. nt - os tlo. !..hl eat eretedl I, ese. is ...

... would have been much larger, had it not been that active private canvass was made by the Tory Church party and the Government Whigs. It has been suggested by some parties who are anxious that the bill should be passed, that a tax of per pound, in perpetuity ...

... Douglas ) absented _themselves from . the _meeting . The _Jnajority . _i _was'comprised of . _-four _Conservatives _; _'one Whig , and one Radical , BO that it will be seen Liberals -are-more-to blame in this matter _than-the-Tories . _regarding whom there ...

... 'district _ill- ' the ' . _State 1 _Seriate ' with ' sis _; _haL _'' ability ; _w'Hcrig' a _' _-prominenf' niember _of'the' -Whig _: • party _,:, and ; his _. _{ _name i _has _; _been _^ . repeatedly !; men-, ; , ti 6 hed- _'in coniicctibn . with the , ...

... -ficted upon Scotlent, and *to which her sons have too lang and too patierntly submitted, the new Reform Bill of a professedly Whig-Liberal Government makes her the generous offer-of two new representatives in addition to htr present scanty allowance! This ...

... inflict upon the interests of the Whig party dealt by a hand from which years ago I little thought It was to be anticipated. There is, no doubt, much truth in this statement. Under the new Bill, for instance, two Whigs could never again, in all probability ...

... ia too liberal; even the Tories of the Conned, however, are happy to add, showed themselves prepared to protest against the Whig indignity of offering only two additional members to Scotland. members of Conned who could not bring themselves to vote favour ...