... is ..an anomalous oontradiction.. In thikkind of legislation for our country upon a matter so much; concerning ;her people, Whig and Tory have trusted their fortunes to the one .boat. ' Sir Robert Peel and the_Right Hoes. Benjamin are in the same division ...

... • balsas _ . . . . . .. . having easuaded the It pat s _ tbst i laWrenests bed takes shoe was INA 01 which 76 had as. lest Whig et Bort Thai dr whet* d the sid hal pdd up by the ether% sad MI. le the Passe Ode. as rib ides& ea dr mad yarrowasss th was ...

... known that the No. Piccadilly ukase, that there should be no House, had gone forth days before. .The House heard and obeyed. Whigs, if there be any; Tories, supposing there are things; and Radicals, whatever they signify; and nondescripts and iadescribables ...

... after they were examined by tho Jurors. lithos° gentlemen (the jurors) amid decide on the manta of musical Armenia without Whig beard them played, sorely some nine ought to be attached to the opinions of some of the Int organists fa London, who, having ...

... Badger. The partnership being dissolved, he carried on his profession alone with considerable success. He was the agent of the Whig candidates for the Rotherham district from a period prior to the passing of the Reform Bill down to his death. l*tr All Births ...

... reliability of political economists. But the old Whig and the modern mercantile Radical aro at variance on every question except such as may lie created for the exprces purpose of combining them. The Whig distrusts the people, despises commerce, and neither ...

... feeble treason the very harmless kind, m prose and verse. ,r r Maurice Lenihan. Proprietor and Editor of the J wr notorious Whig, and anti-national annropriatclv secanded the resolution; and, hWuY. mu his hat and homed from the ve ‘* * * -Ties parliamentary ...

... so otw-kohitaw, that be drake proposal ou two grounds—first, be 'hough% the 11011 res by a ken here was env chance Of Sill Whig WWI. ; and. seco..dly. he convidered ' that such a Rill slaughter of cows at tre four places mentioned wide be temsmonnt to ...

... —The smack %tint Lawrence, of Glasgow, hem Troon for Belfast, left Troon about 10 ea lIM drat alt. At about 4 p.m, the weather Whig ems* sad the wind 1'4.W., a good working bresee, Ms Oldp proceeding on her voyage, Alexander Delta's, Om became unwell, and ...

... to it of NAPLE ; . S until Piedmontese gold the King i._ ii _ _ in holy planes , t proves that family interest sas powerful Whig manoeuvres undermined And E n g s h as in Downing-street; and even bishops, warned 'to Isy Monarch's throne, mid . that betrayed ...

... Frances Jane Alice, aged 19, the beloved and only daughter of Richard Bolton, Esq., of Suffolk-square, Cheltenham. A good-natured Whig of the old school used to say some twenty-five years ago, when the game laws ' were in full vigour, that he thought poaching ...

... LYNN TO HULL LYNN TO NEWCASTLE. THE SWIFT AND POWERFUL !SCREW STEAMER I . FAIRY, Captain ROOEIT WHIG, WIG Sail as unless peevented by any oeriarremor FROM COOK'S WHARF, LYNN FOR HULL, August ISth lO Morning. P.O. TO HUMBER 130C1C BASIN. HULL FOR LYNN ...