... obey orders, pos! the whole regiment itself may probably be disbanded, for the feeling is strong against it. In the Northern Whig of Saturday last we find no less than fourteen seduction cases recorded during the late Bel- fast quarter sessions—nine of ...

... county Meath, on yesterday set a noble example in that district reducing the rent one half on nearly 100 acres potato ground.— Whig. ...

... Cathedral on the slh of November as it be to permit s funous bigot of the old Prolestan’.-ae eudsney eehool. The Sorlhtnl Whig very justly saysWe caauot have our Protestant Cathedrals turned into pro re Orange lodges ;” and trust the New York have e ...

... politic to affront and repress ; parlia- mentary reform was regarded by the party in power as the factious pretence of a few Whig nobles, and the seditious dream of fanatic Radicals ; Catholic Emancipation was held by the more lax or enligh- tened of the ...

... Cap‘ J. Oraliais. Mammas (bsiMiße lisoorigia• (beiMiag) Ate Wooded lo Rail bidwoma LIVERPOOL ADit QURBIIe Jars MONTREAL. (Whig a Losisederry Ise bat Majogity's Maib sail Pairosegol as fellows 3-- ;ROM LIVERPOOL. WAIL AXIIRWAM, Tbanday, IM Nov. rkomQ4Zlll9 ...

... improvement and advancement, to the comfort of their homes and the happiness their families, ws think b doing work for which, Whig or Tory, every friend of bmnanity should commend him. b easy to repeat tbs platitudes of Porx. A little knowledge” may u dangerous ...

... eternal ynot'•, as Ifrintelembert cells him whom it was thoir ,, ht is miniml joke of Sir 11. Harding's to c ol o Juvenile Whig seven and twenty years ago. the manner nf the First Minister were disappointing to the mneh-exnectine prorinciels, as we very ...

... The poor woman was seat in parliament for the horongh of Farmoutln 1 s] , ~a belter yesranged himself in the ranks of the Whigs, ter( j . she slates that she cut the tliroats Opposition. He at once took active part in , . j ,),,,, i, er OWII Gowland ...

... duchess P , and she Never to such a liberty.’ Twenty-two lon ears did ween Sarah survive her h usband. She was the head of the Whig party who filled the saloons House, whilst the Duchess of of Malborough daughter of James the Buckingham, the was the ‘queen’ ...

... granted for £lO. There were four or five other seduction cases entered on the books, which were .settled without trial,— Northern Whig. BOARD TRADE RETURNS. The accounts for September shew a continued and remarkable growth of the general export trade. The shipment ...

... retire £l,OOO year, and the manner of his introduction to which, or «ther of bis imposition which was gross insult as the Whigs could offer to this very Lord eloquence and adroitness had often rescued them from dilemmas from which neither their own nor ...

... truest legitimacy, are dia. owned by the power which is propped by their race; and which professes, by the lips of its Premier Whig, to resent insult or injury to its subjects abroad. A slight to an Engliahnuin is suffi- I cient to rouse the **British lion- ...