... who, no doubt, will use everypendcevour to discover the culprits. . TE LATE Mr. JAMES.WITHERS. - . . (Frrom the Xorthlern Whig ?? On ;1ursday- morniigs4'r. James Withers,-.a gegileman well kinown by his connection with the press ia the Northr of Ireland ...

... Neverthe- -less, she continued to snarl and rail at the world, to hate Sir Robert Walpole and Queen Caroline, yet to remain a Whig, and to be as keen and as clear in all to> concerned the immnense property as ever. Until the 6th ,jf October, 1714, she was ...

... which makes our offering ot value. -I know that it is the moral- -support which hsbeen tendered through these afibscriptione to whig grea IRAli= cause that has givea them value-in the ?? ofh ,alnI.hr-ioL 1 no says' o ew1save. _, cause'to thank the commnittee ...