... it. Mr. Thomas Doggett, the founder, was a coniediim and author in the latter part of I,pieen Anne's reign; he w. • staunch Whig, and when party foeling ran high as to the eueeesaorship. he, to demonstrate his loyalty to the house id Hanover, presented ...

... benefits to Ireland, which will flow from the abdlition of Protestant There is but one difficulty in the way, and that ia theold Whig element represented Mr. Fortescue, the Irish Secretary, to whom Lord Rassell his letters—lately read, now for- gotten—on the ...

... charater. These letters in Defoe's handwriting, and of unquestionable authenticity, prove that in 1718 he was engaged by the Whig Government to exercise a species of secret influence over the high Tory publication called Mist's Weekly Journal, as well as ...

... in compelling the withdrawal of one Enclosure Bill, while their antagonists have consoled themselves by calling stanch old Whigs Communists, and by borrowing Tory votes to obtain a majority on a division. We are sorry to be obliged to say that this latter ...

... leading organ of Irish Protestant opinion proclaims that the natural alliance of th - English settlers in Ireland with the Whigs of England/’ the immediate effect of the Irish Church Act has been to turn Orange Blue. Punch, Singular Calamity at &pa. A ...

... but fell short ; while Mack sent his o?lS o n Monday next at Hackney Wick. The Editor of Belts a voyage to Evans’s neck. whi?g Life will appoint a starter and referee. which Evans got home with his left on Mac right e^e.ici Burree and Humble—We have ...

... ,*. . 1 the Frotesunt party in IreUad to withdraw their iopport tlrtre my.' l«t oapecaln wMeh from h, ConWradTe., and form Whig alliance, this diautrone matter may b* ***• ** i*. Tc my mind more soiddal suggestion could not have passible to exhaust all ...

... great man felt himself compelled to address to the head of the Whig party when soliciting a retiring allowance or pension to which he was so well entitled. He had all his life belonged to the Whig party, and had served it greatly by his noble example and powbrful ...

... his employment he had better make all the necessary arrangemeat for their respective funerals. An informant of the Northern Whig who attended service k one of the churches of Belfast on Sunday last , states tont the portion of the service usually devoted ...

... in Ms employment he hail better make the necessary arrangement tor their respective funerals. An informant of the Northern Whig who attended service in sue of the churches of Belfast on Sunday last ,states teat the portion of the service usually devoted ...

... On the &Mb of Mr. be was nominated (1854), en the rememseedatim of the thee Premier, Lord Aberdeen, his in the me ot Baliy whig be held to the day xi his death. In 1865 the late Isabel Elisabeth, aided daughter of the Toy Bev. Lear, Dean of Saab/am and ...

... his employment he had better make all the necessary arrangement for their respective funerals. An informant of the Northern Whig who attended service in one of the churches of Belfast on Sunday last ,states teat the portion of the service usually devoted ...