... ship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed in that country from 1827 to 1828. In 18;50, on the accession of the whigs to office under King William IV., Lord Dun- donald was reinstated in his raßk in the British navy, from a feeling that he had ...

... history without seeking for oppor- tunities to indulge ids ?? spleen, ' aud that, too, by violating truth. He imputes] to the Whig Government of 180b the asto- nishing project of a British conquest of the \ country. Expeditious were accordingly sent to ...

... manifestly labour- ing mder great disadvantages in regard to its competition with foreign t-hippmg, no English government, whig or tory, ha: made the slightest effort, even by the mildest remou- -Btmii c with foreign governments, to obtain for it justice ...

... Bellmen, Dougiasmen, and Breekinridger.. wi ?? to complete the list of parties in the fusion, support Mr. Appieton, aa old Whig, wilt Las descended to this time from a political' ago that is regard, d as extinct, and who hate- Mr. Burlingame bitterly ...

... -„me idea of tbe disorder that reigned at it, and of the respectability of those wis,, created thedis- turbunces. The Northern Whig thus describes the - 'ent : *-On Monday -veiling, at eight o'clock, in the Music Hall, tiie annual meeting of the Society for ...

... proof that the children are legitimate. They remain iv the mother's custody. IRISH TRADE. The weekly summary of the Northern Whig contains the following particulars : — The Linen Trade. -The improved aspect of theforeign markets has given more animation ...

... nid upon the hon«ehold suffrage, anil iv doing so I have the au- thority of (.1; tries James Fox and several members of the whig party. Theie was another bill which 1 had some- thing to di with, viz., County Rates. That is one which I hope to carry. During ...

... Democracy have substantially held power down to the present time. The death of President Harri- , -on, iii LS4I, rendered the great Whig victory of IS4O fruitless tothe victor-. Tlieir prize was like ; the ox of Prometheus, a -leek, well shaped hid,-, ; -tutted ...

... ESIASTP A L 7-\ TELLIGENCE ] whig j .re-ferments and appointnie-ts have been ■' ! ' ECTORiKS. |; niarnin C. ( art in, to the rectory of St. Martin. ! ?? . Oxford ! \ ?? Martindale 1-arrar, to the rectory of Bradfield ; , U st.. Suffeak. Hi. hard ' 'ox ...

... from the effects of their wounds, and the remainder will be forwarded to their homes. THE ORANGEMEN OK BELFAST. The Northern Whig makes the following announce- ment : — The Orangemen had another gathering in the Music Hall last night ; but, as there was ...

... DUBLIN, Monday Night. The Evening Mad publishes the following telegram, copieel from a late eelitiou of this .lay's Northern Whig ;— Londonderry, Sunday. There is a report that there has beeu a further outrage in tlie (jJlenveagh eli.stiict. It wa.s ...

... her ?? in the North, is an old I Whig State, voting but twice against the Whigs in eight successive elections, and then by only small j majorities. The Whig element enters but lightly into the Republican party, but the Whig porti.ni of it has got nearly ...