... ion. eashedwith their Reform weal on to lay bands on the English Church, that Church which bad for centuries withstood the Whig.. They made their attack cm the weakest point, the Irish Church, and suppremed twee of its bishopric*. This might seem to be ...

... horse - . Mr. H. Z. Harmer, a Yw solicitor at Yarmouth, said, At the last deeds I asked one man for his vote. He said, • Whig is gime r I asked him what he sent t He said, 'Yea know well enough ; is it an inch and • half or two inches I was perfectly ...

... Ireland, including a reform of the land laws, of the law affecting education, and of the system of taxation. The policy of the Whig Government in respect to Ireland has been one of consistent and continuous exhaustion, of exorbitant and increasing taxation ...

... members on both sides. This is llatiOn which the femme Lord Lansdowne, Hr. Hawaii £., sad ether distinguished members of the Whig party, amn i a in the later years of their KIWI ; *ad it is a position w mealy honoured aryl trusted weathers of the Cmservative ...

... to say that a quantity of corn remains yet uncut. From Ireland, too, the amounts are similarly unfavourable. The Northerot Whig says ;— From every gloaderr we hear that the wet weather is interfering ssrfonWwith the in-gathering of the harveet,and f ...

... deputy surveyor P Whim the cakes in the Royal New Forest became, ae it the family property of the late Lord Lansdowne and the Whigs, they, as they usually did, feathered their nests and seated their offspring, without the possibility of molestation through ...

... me& ea accident. lie be till death, whisk pre meshed from el the brain, Naseai the rapture of some blood vessel, sassed by Whig lows etairs.—Vediet.— Death. Ta. 7vn NATIONAL GUARD or Naw You—ooatemplate Ti Europe ant year. It wax t Which was chose ...