... various poriods of his life, have bean ?? opposed toWhim. Forty years ago he was a Tory, and Lord Russell was a Whig. Twenty years ago he was a Whig, and Mr. Gladstone was a Conser- vativQ. And It was but six years ago that both corn- binid witl Mr. Gibson ...

... THE STATE OF BELFASr. A. . 1At I _ . . . m. (1rora the Northpr' Whig of Saturoday.) Yesterday evening, ;i case of any reneswed disturb- ances, tbe macistrate3 caused a large force of police to he on the streets. The men were stationed at various points ...

... probable rueans of restoring to full activity the great cotton trade of England. MTA¶E O AFFAIRS IN BELFASr. (From yeatordays W~hig,) On Monday the magiotrates continues in chamber the investigations agatnst those charged with offence dur. ing the late riots ...

... number of men proposed for the new force is 400. The number of constables at present ie only 160 for bolb day and night duty.. - Whig The 1Rev, Francis J. Lynch, O MI., begs gratetfily to achnowledge the receipt of 101 from Thomas Helby, Esq. per tbo Rev. N ...

... 1812; jand I car- tisuly baleve it 18d( ihe fantit of the meh, but that they are just _ _t..tba corporation wished teia to be -Whigs or Tories, Protn4tants or Oatholics-and the municipal force, as it exists, should be destroyed and reconstituted on the ?? ...

... ho was happy to say- that among his new gceomplishimenfts he had not forgottprr that which nature taughbt him, 'Damn ties Whigs.' (great, laughter) Tnso naw Docxs.-After the partial oasseatien at these viorke caused by the riots, when, -for upwards of ...

... and linked together by the principle of Independence pollcy, no miatter what ministry holds the reins of government, bait Whig, be it Tory, my life for it, they will obatei from Englond more rights, mnore justice, thin the bayonet of the Yankee, the ...

... injurer beyond recovery. The storm, bowev-r, was far from bring general, s0 that the loss will not be spread over the whole ?? Whig. EDWORTHSTOWN FAIR, EDwouTnaTowcs, MONDAY, 9earr 12rli -The old establiehed fair of this town was held to-day. The down train ...

... obedience are ?? C6'ronicte. GrNsERAt GlRANTS INstr ?? -The New York correspondent of tbe S'pectoate. quotes from the Rklsimond Whig of 7th September, the following remarks en Go- neral Grant:-' It is a notorious fact that A quart of Bourbon, with two OuIIces ...

... Here is a matter at last, in which we should all be in- terested end united, the Radical and the Liberal, the Tory and the Whig, the Catholic and Protestant, and for which we may all fight as in a common cause I (hear, hear). You have heard our toast ...