... than the Tune*, and in the time of Charles James Fox and the Whigs, an organ great power and influence. Ferhaps it attained its highest literary eminence when Uolland-park House was a great Whig and literary focus, and Tom Moore burst on the world of London ...

... the Obw relle b The Mist et thr be bee ; beierrh te be tie arras bre: ter law debar. air ridered wasalrele ; bat be reel wire Whig saws drake .- wawa tb herr ay psuw to may be the web • upna Or errs 1_ nowt irowit sill roe am do leg ambler that that el WWI ...

... ATROCIOUS ACT OF PIRACY. _ The et received how thIP 944111 of Truk • eeff el illooteh ' al Whigs. EOM the al July, the to se sesteotoes ed al pbeey eemoitiot neer dee ' =Neel. A Oephrt J. N. Hs4l lseeler. mop el 4041. 1.. Noe Y At we e'eleet: as Ile ineulec ...

... at thin 1 stain, but the asadisay te issereee also hew ihe Mot .I c k ti 7 Illme daltairime their ter We is came Irk by the Whig than sembere capsule Wt. ea Weer* 0 Yong, le w u w. at the wed Maher nit ea tbe be. Idea eat, whe Mb losea Waft ewe the ...

... down Ihindeen Was that dr briar is the ships woe? We berhest ender • overienking the hi; we See taking les rill mien We Whig Akin MIS quiet v rid an le therm deeded the room el the gee err, err bare ewe --the oars, the trehries. the Is where sow awe ...

... THE MURDER AT BELFAST. The Northern Whig gives the following adaitionel details relative to the murder of Mr. Herdrean:— w Friday morning, the inteoM feeling created the dreadful murder, the previous evening, of John llerdman, Esq., of Cllftonvilte, Belfast ...

... onensiss of tenincil ry. He ever tskr on a aewepanr at Grier a of • are is which Am sow oMarron to ern s reirmat rano* fee Whig ths tw wird Reilly • Free Car be bead„ kithod at of dell■t. Hr. as a the Wits GI the day. Ws Gears Grey risks rat • surrelearee ...

... hoalti are etel .4 we), to pair a tt:= tatty to t. Al lie *lass Pat. N. lo 0.5N54 On their IN. Mate la le la ris mialallsa Whig ea arra sit Is W. seas kilssar, peal Itrainas far 44..4. The a - be orlapM• ot awl pharamhira us I. le is I a No N. al waist ...

... han Nen in kittited by the Anthiiiiie, it amen. that And were A 7 ..'..1.1.-1, it. •resing, ieeitieg a aelyelling that ini Whig+ own. of the workmen at were employi .I. IN. alarm I n'll was tromn-dv.kly rung, and possible . ont .1 extinguish the flames ...

... Tbrornil. pals. 57.1, mid he f. , 00.1 )1”. Turner and Mr. Welliesl at ivy It. • gottar war 11, ?The was ,es f I'm. awl vim Whig in vk I'',. .14 WI I. 511. is wilIM 14,,,,.e.1ed, with peal ifilbrulty, in Is. sal , nit hvr t., Cm dna% SM. was into Tioigi ...

... back with only too ready forgiveness.—Spectator. lusu ATERt’KlSK.—lreland ha-» always been oco of the chief difficulties with Whig administrations. Whether they bowed submissively the yoke, accepting any condition! that were iropo.ced upon them, or assumed ...

... Ow I= phtss• this* by • 1 hp liwoor es ==sod el seessed by sodas lo am the boossato al • =oubsol• • &AIM aphids& wasay &am , Whig Os• who WI bus =shwa ram • aimaind Ilive war dud sililbrynos an ho gross& owe by Oho abh Ws Ws by • Viali ara. Ch di. bilk ...