... was a most popular member of the Killultagh-l Hunt, every member of which will sincerely deplore his untimely loss.-Narther, Whig. THE NEW AMERICAN STATE. -A bill has just passed the House of Representatives recognising the new State of West Virginia. The ...

... seemed to have inherited something of the Liberal spirit of that era of political excite- ment; for he was something more than a Whig dur- ing a large portion of his life. He was called to the bar in 1810, and rose steadily to professional distinc- tion by ...

... defeat on Culloden 31r r.le W gie 1art, L-c)u ?? litcrntini :- At first this new- did cn-lse great fear In all inalicins Whigs; But when it catie to Geordie's ear, I'm ttld he brunt his wigs He ornlered north Jon Cope in haste. To eruslh us in the buld; ...

... gradually sank, and expired on the evening above stated. For ?? Lord Lansdowne has been recognised as the great chief of the Whig party, and with its v;aryig fortunes his life has been intimately assomi;e1. ?? was modest and unassuming in mnanners, wrise ...

... by the agricultural States of the West; that Reslry Clay, as the author of the American System, was supported by the old Whig party in nearly every State of X tire Union; and that tariffs were made andrepealed without any sectional issues being thereby ...

... 222d.; 10 Pernams. 221.; 40 Babias, 19d. to 204.; and 2540 Surats, 12d. to lSd. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (Froam tle Northern Whig of Saturday.) lII our local trade we have nothing new to report, and in all departments dullness prevails. Lix-.\x-Any indications ...

... ern or is JulsIlant at the Conservative return for §ea& Devontport 'and says it again shows that the country is tired s of of Whig, nra-aiement. MAIL NEWS. cue Tlie Atiato front the W'cst Indie3, pa.sed ffurt Castle ;ain ; at '7 25! est ney ' Alexandria ...

... ve party had never opposed them ; but the efforts of MVr. Pitt, and Lord Bolingbroke before him, had been resisted by the Whigs. He had many years ago called attention to the policy of commercial treaties, which Was then condemned by the Hon. Member for ...

... ?? the Courwat.) A cll ms,rv ?? of the list of stewards of the Pahlersto 'n Dinner is sufficient to show that a Whig -ax Ld only a Whig-denionstration is intended. We see, indeed, amonlg the Peers two or three names of' iaten of really historical families ...

... Low-er ?? ftr 'TLetfoid froni ?? t(, Septemnbet-. 1844. In both brt-uchets ii the Leim--'atu-e he invariably sided.l seith the Whig ?? Ta t ' . -.uet tohblenean suctcede ?? the -duketdot on toe ?? of Lis f ther, in Septortmbe, liii, and in ?? ., hit dval ...

... chnesston, easel he is far less genuinely g t onservative than was Sir Cornewall Lewis. His s, appointment would msake all Insdia Whig, and soothe u lie the exasperation iaa the North, which is not dimi- s, a nished by thne constant remark that Mlanchester ti ...

... questions about the past. Of what importance is it to our country nowv whether a patriot citizen has been a Democrat, or a Whig, or Republican, or Conservative, or Radical heretofore: Who can say that he himself has never erred, or that his -neighbour ...