... The Papists were in a state of transition from Whig to Tory, the latter would not allow their followers to give expression to anything which might offend thoss whose votes they Loped to obtain. The Whigs had long been in alliance with the Papists, and ...

... and can with either one or two Horses, and is in goo t SS — eneral Office, ARMAGH. Written commuuications addressed to oT Whig, Armagh. Name 361 CHARLES A. STRIN y exe- WESTON’S DIFFERENTIAL PULLEY BL 213 of the HENEVER WEIGHTS HAVE T arding lifted, ...

... possible. This ingenious Swede, who has found encouragement in America for inventions which would have been pooh-poohed by Whig officials at our Admiralty, writes rather a jubilant strain when? desired name his ship. He states: The impregnable and ...

... delonishel st sea he eg viola amps teklard vitli i s emew& lemirm • el Na nos Whew 1 4.1 sa isilisatiore, siml Is. • ammo; Whig sad as es& Ai • tosetio at Wok had ems Is his was la ths ham% Mit is s• ewe at ems bask ; fla that, if a either liss swam or ...

... trials of Wolfe, Hawke, and Boscawen. These, are succeeded by the loss of our American colonier, J be it ever remembered, was a Whig and not a y blunder; and Chip, in turn, by the glorious Revo,ionary War, with its Nile and its Trafa/gar, its 'Morin, Salamanca ...

... benefit to the country, as it would reduce the quantity these vagabond curs by which every neighbonrhood now infested. —Northern Whig. CORKS, BUNNIONS, IRREGULAR TOE NAILS, &c.—MR. DUNNE, S.A.E., Author of Diseases the Feet, Surgical Observations on the Human ...

... miggasual s vuu semen serer Use Isael4 IL alhd sailyseit = h4 gnmeemeed iCr hest mei deelsahls of sery etitatiom The Light Brows Whig is M . is brought within the reach et all Ile pill used be paid thous the ea. Or 3a. ; Pals, half-Mata,la. Id. 4,. ed. quarts ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. ntains tenant-farmers of Ulster are under a ns of | obligation to your able contributor “ for the 1860, tory of Ulster Tenant-Right” which he -has given ought to be much obliged to the Whig for pul nd | them. information ...

... more universally respected. In politics he was an ardent Liberal ; but among tho Tories he had more friends than among the Whigs. In the ter- rible crisis of 1825 he, like many others, found his re- sources, ample as they wero, unavailing at the moment ...

... one found throw any obatacloa la tbo way of the banquet haiag mode AonegUg ftafional There ought aotbiag Cetholle Protaatant, Whig Tory, about It It bo tridr The O'Doooghno atonda alone ana tat the Brltlah douae of Commona If there be any member of that ...

... Tiet and Harrow Px.uNoe Whig, Ewes and tant, Boars pi, Ise Softeik mapii --. Grey ..- T Lam -- ---.---.par baiti Caraway —..prr art -- —--.—.perra Rape — Betop«ed qr. Red Clover cwt. White Clover —..—. ...

... one was more universally re* specteil. in politics ardent Liberal; bat amoD* the Tolies be had mere friends than among the Whigs. In tbo terrible crisis 1825 be, like many other*, found bis rtsenrets, ample they were, unavailing the mo* rmnt; but be quickly ...