... than either of the Whig or To. y factione, it is the affectatioa of a die iaterested et for Other, that strives to conceal its selfish in a pretenleil sdedration a the public policy of these by whom sec aims are expected to be realised. It is sot by a ...

... Marylebone until compelled to relinquish his seat from ill health. He then went to Madeira, and while sojourneying there the Whigs called him to the House o* Peers. The late Earl Fortescue married first Lady Susan Ryder, eldest daughter of the first Earl ...

... fine, the greater part of the grain in this neighbourhood will cut, and a very large portion stacked in good order.— Northern Whig. Harvest Prospects.—The past fortnight has afforded a full opportuuity for a careful investigation into the actual state of ...

... try to turn the current of popular indignation against the Whigs to the base uses of Toryism. If, says his Grace, there is aught more deserving of condemnation than either of the Tory or Whig factions, it is the affectation of a disinterested respect ...

... posses IdthJanc. 1841. Daring the time sat in the &«i;bx Irish i of Sir Jam** Uregor. of Commons strenuously supported the Whig c-warda one hundred and twentv Irbh labourers re’ that the french demands for space in the’ larfy. and although not taking ...

... would be truly Irish, truly National, and truly Catholic and a policy that, seeking “natural allies” in any British faction—Whig or Tory—would gradually weaken, degrade, and denationalise us. ...

... blown about, and an immense lot of grain is thus lost. Should the weather not take up, the consequences will be very serious.— Whig of Monday. The Crops at Larne. A corres|>oodent writes : I have for la-t week made inquiries of several farmers as to the extent ...

... bear to have to expatriate themselves before they can be tnfetod to take part the defence their hearths and homes.— Northern Whig. The United States Recruiting France. —The Journal du Havre says:— Several superior and subaltern officers belonging to the ...

... Piers Geale, and widow of Sir Marcus Somerville, Bart The deceased nobleman had for many years been a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service to his political friends during his long career in the House of Commons, more especially during ...

... 1783, sod was there•ore in his seventy•ninth year. The deceased nobleman bad for many 3 ears been a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good Denies to his yolitical friends dining his lung career in the House of Commons, more ealecia!ly daring ...

... advocate the ascendancy of the old Tor ure of the | If there is aught more deserving of condet to the in-| than either of the Whig or Tory factions, plain of a| affectation of a cisinterested respect for eitt bed in the | strives to conceal its selfish aims ...

... the market pric-. Therefore, mum respect KJJdonan, and I think if is not chopped at the start will sell steadily under the whig of the favourite, although I don’t think will beat him. Everyone will like Brown Stoat when they see him, but his trial is ...