... fortunate in the style and; manner that he adopted in its treatment. His History of England is a continued panegyri on' the Whig party, into which he 'has skilfally interwoven' the chronicle of the English' kRevo-' lution. In his delineation of Irish affairs ...

... represent, the greater are the difficulties' he has to contend against 'at the polL .Tbe . unadulterated. Tory, the inexplicable Whig, the truckling, place-devouxing nondescript can always, cal- culate upon. a sat; but, erery county, constitnency is, .closed ...

... 'tenkncy was about to be abolished. On New Year'a s Day he spoke on the aubject' in the eorporation, and , since then a leading' Whig organ had publishel a long articla issuring'therfi that theofeuice was most meischievous, e-pensive, and useless, and thet ...

... 4sgainxst: / ';the' ir'obbety.> 'The .Y'Vic~r~ is' a6 i atiM,; goon,, an d, notwithstanding .the. flgit met ,us to degrade it which Whig Governments partieularly un- derstand so well, Ireland, has derived positive benefits from its, 'pIrishmten' may rest assured ...

... When 23,449 arrived. The tollowing is at prebent the composition of the Hiouse 6o Commons:-Conservatives 803; - Peelites, 14 Whigs, 239; Ultra-Radicals, 93; total, 649.- (,',wrdiaa. TIre amount 6f duty paid at the Beafast Custom- house for the wceek ending ...

... general election. .- There are still three. candidates in the field at Leiscas- ter-Mr.. Heygate, i Conservative ; Mr. 'Harris, 'Whig; ',and BJr. Taylor, Radical. ' . A prospectusa. hiB beena issued of tie Indian Cotton Coumnpaly; with ,a capital.of 250,0001 ...

... the enumerators. as we do for the da- an, tat ~claration of the mayor on lice day after II tremendous Lo )re contest between Whig and Tory. The recent census aus all happened to place Cincinnati 2,119 below St. Louis on OIL It, the great national. poll ...

... ages of the world,' ?? have written on ?? of money; it affiectsall classes of the community-bigh and low, maui and' women, Whigs and 1oieafi, Philosiopherd and kings; It wiis- 'battlei' and decides the fate 6d klngdoms (hear, hear end lalhlter). Grattan ...

... we are i~~ ~ w. are to credit the gossip of the day. Mr. Sr. JonN GRANT has toned his address to catch stray votes from the Whig proprietors, who are very strong in the county. In fact, the leading nobility and gentry are Liberal, and would not be trapped ...

... got, their ?? reward,' were, many of them,' ornatpjnts to their position (hear, hear). He was not like men on the Ijiberal or Whig eIde,; who were. cnjqiung the reward of a consisteht coorse ofcon-: duct (heari i64ri) Thisamon never rendered apy. eer vice ...

... another section, nat less nussierous, clings to the skirts of Englaid with thle conscious feebleness of children. Weis have W~higs anwonget us,. we have Tories anmongsta us W~e have a party which ams to follow the steps of thue United Irishmen' of the last ...

... r). You Whigs have had powver since 1832. You pledged yourself to economy and retrenchment, but I h2'-e never seen you carry younit out. ¶he expenditure. in 1831 amounted to little more than 40,000,0001. a-year; but what is it now? You Whigs have made ...