... Bright utters. 1 look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man.” The rev. gentleman further said if be wishes to give the Whig party one telling proof of their incompetence he would say, You are green enough to listen to John Blight* 1 A Bolton gentleman ...

... relative the country come into town on New-Year’s Day to take part the reform demonstration, was asked whether the relative was Whig or Tory ; the damsels answer, given in all innocence and good faith, was— mein, he’s neither he’s Morisonian?”—D«m-fria Courier ...

... so weighty, and much in the line of precedent, that there was no denying it, and it carried the day against the chief ot Whigs, the chief of the Peel section, and the chief of the Radical Reformers. All the progressives of the country, whether constitutional ...

... boat* have been engaged drugging lot them. THE SATURDAY POST, FOR TRA.VIiIISMO.N AIJROAD. IRISH SECURITIES. {From the Northern Whig). It natural that ou side of the Chanue abonld seriously affected by the ruin of establish with which w« c mid not avoid more ...

... were Affixed bayonets. The -s are the military i»atter*, rn* «*f a-u,i rt r’or n»..ke. Therms co the P-dlce Office. —Aurl/tern Whig. It tlia* Figaro in omlon is about to be revlvLd. It appear weekly. of a Wdale.— Jvhn o'Groat Journal reports that whale • ...

... more extended representation of the working classes, either lowering the present general franchise, was proposed by the late Whig Government, to £7, by creating for them a special franchise, analogous to that possessed by the English and Irish Universities ...

... contending English factions, Whig and Tory. What benefit, under heaven, is it to Ireland to have a majority of Whigs returned in opposition to Tories? Both are alike the deadly enemies of our country and race. If the Whigs be sufficiently expert in suspending ...

... the con- scequen~es hase in the maiul been salutary, forms thle p3rineiyal aragument in favour of another dlose Of the samec Whig mnedicine. Never was popular ?? inre at fault. 1 have heard of a psatiesnt xef o. having benefited by a piresenpition to take ...

... s. boa ohs it was that the sell was unealteerasAad lire Mr Mb If receive haw ths sss,tha AN. ' CI , .. -- - - .. —amnia Whig Mrs a weleows. Dr 55415 eras Us. beettbe ebbed WAIN ..11is51kA. Illaday.) I. .a.uses taw sad °lt Flaw 5 . . • ' fore the ...

... made. The inquest was adjourned until one o’clock this day, in order to allow of post-mortem examination being held. Northern Whig. Patbht Pillak L«it*k-Box.— UrMrs Dennis ft Co., merchnnU. of 7 Aldermnobury, have submitted to the Post Office authorities ...

... infallibly end in • SWUM, I do sot my that the make*, of the any more than the lammed and gentleman, the late Lord Advocate of the Whig Goverment are Ikmormte in and neriemly to do anything that will wrioesly disturb the social balsam of our inked Citeton. bet ...

... loft hho belt* Weft la Ws fterien but on arrival 4 lb. Wort eft • be oe le be. tut he le Eska on ruggi or . se eeseest of Whig eme• ber Weer Is bus to fte * lb bee* oft ige :ID ft Mr limbs ol d e 4 ft le he t Turk, tied W . ere 4 • hos le ere 4 .14.4 ...