... materials for a Tory party-cry on the assembling of Parliament. What opposition cry could more effective in England than that the Whig Government was remiss, had abandoned its functions, and was surrendering the loyal inhabitants of Ireland to the mercy of their ...

... loose politician, or a professed believer in that easy political creed that affects to see no practical distinction between Whig and Tory, between Liberal and Conservative. Nothing of the kind. He had the good, honest, old notion that a definite political ...

... willing, to render assistance. ‘Mr. Burr is not sectarian in politics or in religion, Even-handed justice is meted out to Whigs and to Tories, and the rights of Catho- lics and Presbyterians are vindicated as forcibly as are the rights of the members ...

... operations completely stopped. Ar• rivals small, vearoely any English wheat on offer. Foreign, is. dearer. fully so dear. /Whig in sellers' (mveer. Floating =nom Is. advance paid, sad comet cleating fast. Maine, Arm. Barley, the turn dearer (ARUM IMPORT ...

... be willing, to render assistance. Mr. Butt is not sectirian in politics or in religion. Even-handed justice is meted out to Whigs and to Tories, the rights of Catholics and Presbyterians are vindicated as forcibly as are the rights of the members of his ...

... disastrous to the agricultural community who have risked so largely oa the fortunes of their old but fickle friend.— Northern Whig. Mr Bright.— The Illinois State Journal publishes the following curious letter from Mr. Bright to Mr. George Francis Trainßochdale ...