... is invention the enemy- tissir device of »*me Whig | families, who arc one® jealous of his great reputa- | turn, and opposed the liberties the people. not suppos**, gentlemen, that mean include all the j Whig aristocracy this category—far from the contrary ...

... it, lest the negroes while they Sj The eduth,, ,h ld ...

... which would slightly alter and recommend him to adopt his motto for principlet, I glory In having nothing of the sort; I ain’t Whig, I »in’t a Tory, I’m just a journalist, in short. locoDiiiateuciea of the iort alluded to aro not very creditable or juntißable ...

... reduce the debt the port and harbour of Liuje'rick from A‘250.000 to and to lend £l5 erect graving dock. The Tuaoe. •‘Northern Whig vtiturdav reports follows the trade of the week: fair amount of business has been done m linens dHrino the week, and there ...

... ap|>oiutu»eut of royal commission consider and use upon fair and reasonable measure of reform. Should that course objected the Whig party, and all amendment moved the address, it is that the Government will, in the event of being defeated the Queen to dissolve ...

... were wollcn from tn bank ami great portion tiio w ground was quite submerged. some small quantities turnips, nothing else was Whig the fields, and the damage done was quite unimportant. The same, however, cannot w.d of the gale of the previous evening, which ...

... level, indeed, with what they were the highest last year demand is very brisk, and espec.ally eagerly bought up. —Northern Whig. BKIGHT, M.P., AT DUBLIN. WM ((iven evemn,- at the ul«'m ...

... promised to support any good substantial measure which might n-ain inlroiiuced. denounced the conduct of many aristocratic Whigs, who, believed, were real enemies to tie extension the franchise any Tories could he. , . , , Mr John Miller, Leith, seconded ...