... their ramps largo amount of stoves, and rut them up badly ; Willisme and other prominent officers aro • .1. C. u Doz.' The Whig of the 9th August 'viers to the as follows: — The Oasfederate sloop of war Arkansas, Lieut. TT. K. Steven, of South Carolina ...

... patients in the hospitals if workhouses Ihrou4hout Ireland. It is the tendency of all government officials, especially when of Whig constitution. to use every means for the extinction or absorption of kindred institutions under local government, and for the ...

... undenielde, and have 1% en impugned by the government and their enderlinr., but sill they were looked upon with aversion, and Whig of have been from *salon to seecion iterelueing bills for tied: I extinetion. A local institution governed by local geittlenien ...

... conatitutional right, of the Pectin, that be was fr, doently brought into contact with Wehater and Cie. i.et leade of the old Whig party. Mr 'nevi*, o 'Mee occasions, grappled his with great ; •or and effect, taking hie gunk the pretest which .IrJeffevon ...

... Among °thee erns, Dr. Hampden, who was suprowd to mine idea, had teen made Bishop Hereto: d 'There was an outcry against the Whigs. It was •. that whereas previously they bad been anxious hamper with the prGi. , they were now going to undermine the doctra ...

... Kinsale, and of great indigence in the locality. During the active portion of his curl, he was an ardent politician on the Whig side, and always took a leading part in the elections for the borough of Kinsale. He was himself elected member without opporitros ...

... additinual particulars outbreak The lateat news from New is to Saturday night This village is nearly burnt up. An arrival Item Crow Whig duert bring. intelligeniw that lbde•in-lLe.-day, the great Cl,ipp,w■ thief tumid a that he would not be lilt for the of the ...