... Imtheallitait all. the of disk the epos& As supper the Duke of Mageses wee by the el the geese, and the et the right of. the Whig. The banquet most animated. sal the rug, who in excellent health, was in *Me. In the of the evening. the King sent direst the ...

... acquaints's:4r luta and with the coustry, should seen remove that notion from the mind of the sanguine Chief Secretary. The Whigs are detested In Ireland where their miselenh and treasons to this country me not forgotten; the corruptioo with which they ...

... Ballagh,” present shipping a cargo of nearly 150 tons of potatoes for Malta, where there is always a brisk demand.— Northern Whig. The Times believes it is intended that the Prince of Wales will visit the lonian Islands after Christmas, and then proceed ...

... looks upon him the most dangerous and sectarian statesman in his foreign policy that modern times have ever seen ; and the mere Whig Protestant and Catholic detest him for his canning composition of that tsrtiwn qiud —that cross between Whiggery and Toryism ...

... immense grants of lands, buildings and endowments have beeu made and still continue to be made by the different Governments, Whig and Tory, who wield the destinies of the country j and incongruous, because not only it inconsistent to refuse the mere paper ...

... to dames tow le 'whet The le Borst spat beem tide te= rn* p..,.—. venue v.—Or member, two ago,- .stk. it rises et Bristol, Whig • dell .rd year, made noel rid I= try it .toed at ;maturity ; 4. 7 appetite merest alone to of beide, the of lore.letters ...

... to the enaniag.eeaaion oigaairiag meetinga and lactone, the flint of which was delirend in that town on Monday eraning. Both Whig and Tory toateamen here hitherto been playing with the qomtion Refetm, and will agree in ignoring it nnleee etrong pwaenre ...

... but we feel coovinesd that they will not induce any right views as to he or nailigatioe in the feelings and et say of the Whig Dectrion- SIM, who constftate the goveramset of Lord Palmerston. Sir lasi Peel had evidently formed a forgot. when he net ea ...

... to always as of Inks bet if Gems Med • Wed Monk It be ram in eseeytion ; for tan, boat, lane wet meet motel providential d Whigs The lir. Turnbull amuse* sad topsay ere nit to show ilymeily) anise of the children of ▪ Oren bistorieth nisei .t the the web ...

... all abadaa, Tar might ndar ataad Ibrir peida aad power wan at naad 'ahaara) maana bad Ma aaatdlag, tad that wn la heir taatb, whig that tbay wan an wartby afretoam. The bnd ef the peamet paapßtotod nan tbaa ana (ha Oaaaarearina, aad Riba brierama gf that ...

... the opinions of em- Church held by the Minister who propore to educate people ? And in reference to the popularity of the Whig Goveniment in this country, to which Sir Robert alluded, observes--The popularity of Lord Palmentoes Cabinet in Ireland is ...

... r him. To John Sadlier and his clique Ion! Palmerston and the Whip Ireland as a prey. The crimes of that colleague o! the Whigs, and confidant of Lord Palmerston, lust the borough of Sligo to the most popular of Ministers. Sir Robert told his auditory ...