... ingnef.only thef.«l--l , . ” , ma 'l l. ''• •v and all be*-n -IJ th. 1 . I rtnieOU wav >v . caauet Vjuite understand 1..V. I Whig’ government for which they anpplanted ibis; Napoleon’s d«si tls, however, know low I iJorbv’s Such gmulette u but . * i, i ...

... tree of rbs Weald— . aM. _„ _., illarad . ‘ ham , 11. • I n . • i . LIMERICK CFIIOII.—THE SISTERS OF MERCY. J 110111 Wm a Whigs, pesters damsel WM ebllletheal SpNlll.llllWWWWllllloaristlre Imesiss Far 'o. e.s.—At the guardians' m eeting rd err taw, aisassaan ...

... ' '4.1 him ot his dinar. I . feeling that they have re erg . rid' by the , my sad. Eat if it be ray Ina that des • beloved Whig Goverment whir =BOOM .gwociainatiem by Dame. to l. „. . a.,1.. ..„. g . , it Ilisd west Of ha 10 4. ihr.l al. ow _ 1 ...

... all, thev shall lose all. this party are Mr Hubbard. m. mfar for Buckingham ;and n.-mb. r for llcrtlordshire, who. though a Whig, is earnest defender of tfio principle h rates. the question of total abolition, pun and simple, without compromise or ronijH’nsata ...

... granted la this °matey will be either withdrawn altogether, er advantara be latlflOp 4,0 by the obscure p en of SKIM under est du Whig ielluence. Would it not be able If if such disgraceful rivalry should be tise4M if Why, it is humiliating to human nature Dia ...

... se No% =ragyomems• sad be He is an bb bow with • little hen hi ilaselly ler whom woe* A taw M breed ere is the en •by veld Whig tbe edge lie at I the ef• well bet. Tbe Wier shideve. ii set is the reaped etJadlash iubsehu. reline anywhere sheet Me I lbs ...

... xiep•«cc, worn shout nnllion, hot Dumber of have now run off. * ■ ■ • ' *|..n t(,e lloust; omni-ifis ■ -(-on--Tvaiives, i; II Whig*. I Itru-lPvti. il-. •*. toi.,!. ». . J..h,i lUk**r.of Bum.'viil*', ( ildwell l * ; ■- -' 'iti Kentucky H- .t,»-.d • - ! eight ...

... the next goiiererul einrtkio There are throe candidates in the ful.l I> ir>«ti-r Mr. ileygato, ...

... to all those who would exchange the sitialer lalessinas of :he present for the contiageut boltantages of a and treadles runs Whig Hi e! , But thoti4h are too hive env parliamentary we are to be tre.ded to alonnilan• legal Few regret that Sir Viral Bethel ...

... th*> govemmoot of HUtee.' it ttaada, than ihn and danif«*r.*o» ? ...

... the slabs in the country was, that the should pass, and the question he thus sis;vatllie Preis, of all colours of poities ve, Whig, Liberal, Peelite, attbel—was is its favour, and only condemned teitaia which were considered to be ob. and doubtless in some ...

... share in the political representation of the room- Constitutional monarch. The measures of the 'S7 -oishis recogui , e l hy Whig sod Tory Moony year are not stated with any minutenees or par i i • Royal Speech-sin e ignored os Tuesday; the tieularity, ...