... intcrests of this country ?? upon those ijuestions iteiltti decided in at Con. servative spirit. 'Tlhe recent policy of the Whigs, cspe- tially in C Iitrch matters andl in ittiance, is severely and t Itnehantly criticised ; anti the nuthor puts in a very ...

... and wvith very little delay the ethor performances weore gone on with and concluded without further Interruption.-Eclfast Whig. GHOSTS ON THE WOLDS-For several days past the inhabitants of the wold villago of Daggleby have been occupied by reports of ...

... will axppear as vihyock; aed on Wednesday night for tho benefit of the General Hiospital, as Sir Gibes (From Thos Northernr Whig, Jan. 26th.) Taxuraav BoYAL.-Yestrrday evening, eMr.G V. Brooke re.appenrod at this Theatre, and reeived a perfect ?? irom ...

... Peg of Limavaddy. Beauty is not rare In the land of Paddy, Fair beyond compare Is Peg of Limavaddy. Citizen or squire, Tory, Whig, or Radi- cal, would all desire E Peg of Limavaddy. k Had0 Homer's fire, Or that of Sergeant Taddy, Meetly I'd admire Peg of ...

... Marlborougb, you had better speak of that to Lord Townshend, whom I have brought with me. He is a very honest man, but he is a Whig, and he watches me closely ; and don't be surprised if in his presence I express myself as an obstinate and prejudiced Englishman ...

... though there was no moon. Both parties turned it on their enelnies. The Whigs said it was God's judgment on the horrid rebellion, and the Tories said that it came for the Whigs taking off the two Lords that - were executed. I could hardly make ray chairmen ...

... Freodom brostdeoiing slowly dsins In a land of just altd old renowan, Of is settled Fa'ith and a stable Crown: For Tory or Whig or Rlalloial we, Gililstotiiie, Miighlite, whaeltever ire le, We ars all of tin thoroughly loyal, you see, Garibaldi! ...

... the Duke of Buckingham's 'Court and Cabinets of George the Third and George the Fourth,' of Lord Holland's ' Memoirs of the Whig Party,' of the ' Cornwallis Correspondence,' and of the 'Corre- spondence, Despatches and other Papers of Viscount Castlereagh ...

... name in literature and a place in I society, and lived an object of tender regard and affection- c ate esteem among all his ?? Whig. WORI8NG M's CLUB.-On Thursday evening t I a preliminary meeting was held in the school room, Harvey- I street, Moxton, to ...

... a desire for their spiritual welfare, nothing would be more acceptable than either or both of these volumes. CRIMES OF THE WHIGS; &R, A RADICA'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE Tour PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. By THOMAS DOUBLEDAY.- [Newcastle-upon-Tyne: ...

... a nt u rieri 'thbber *id'jobb~ri that did no~t ben~ef thepoo, ad h s ideas oE the currny *erequite puerile. Hle hated the Whigs and he did ?? Tor iesh politics were his own. Some of his views went o the extremneof revolutionary radicaliam, others were ...

... WILLIASI BLACKWOOD and SONS. lrrom the pages of Blackwood we have already extracted a :portion of the masterly attack upon the Whig Ministry for 'the failure of its 1forcibly feeble foreign policy, and the ,ftper next in order of merit and interest is the ...