... brings ue tb. period nt which entered the qneitionahlo men. tionod the outset. There bed been quarrel between Defoe and the Whigs, and this enabled him to conduct the Tory journals with the greater ceee, it being thought but natural that should write e ...

... those days soundness in theology was held to be of less importance than orthodoxy in politics, and his devotion to Whig principles and the Whig party was sufficient to cover his heresy and obtain for him the highest church preferments. Pope speaks of him ...

... Merrick, who reticles in theist George-street, set a dog at it. The poor creata e, being thus worded, -t irted through the City, Whig ing the pitmen-fly wherever he appeared, and dwr.,-; mischief to several. At one place be attactet lad with a cabinetaualcer's ...

... hand•, caused by the friction of the rope, and a few slight oatusions and matches. He returned to Bolton the same evening, =Whig about a quarter to twelve o'clock. The vol age occupied 25 minutes. ...

... adjourned hearing of the case it c'esily proved that she was tly sober at the time question. A OoKRs UPON pent of the North‘d Whig, who attended service in one of the churches of Belfast on Sunday, sta'es that the portion of the service usually devoted to ...

... building the Spanish gunboats to proceed. Their departure, however, to attack Peru prohibited. informant of the Northern Whig. who attended service in one of the churches Belfast on Sunday last, states that the portion of the service usually devoted ...

... ith the of t'..;; • • a.nOtedly diminished. To • of a rontempor.try, the Rea: , .a.. '1 lltsnAEtat last year etf••••ti;3!:t Whigs the Irish e1te1l 13 . • STONE this year has not • the atii es. The ft, t .;••. _ one, no doubt. but we may :•• ••• 3• it ...

... The house of Rothschild, of Paris, has transmitted £1,200 in aid of the fund for that purpose. AN INFORMANT of the Northern Whig, who attended service in one of the churches of Reheat on Sunday last, states that the portion of the service usually devoted ...

... waa between and £5OO per annum. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £1,500. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, who attended services in one of the churches of Belfast on Sunday last, states that the portion of the service usually devoted ...

... he came down. He was coldly received, but had won the prize for which he had contended. A change of Ministry brought in the Whigs. Er. Phillpott3 happened to hold the richest living in England—that of Stanhope. It was over .£6,000 a year value. The Tories ...

... clothes, when he saw so** men playing for beer and money. The defendant, who did not know that was a constablefwas present whig the gunbhng was going on . The magistrates fined accused £3 and costs or a month's hard labour. maximum penalty is and the ...

... at evening.' spoke the deceased genUeman. and generosity, and said that he was respected alike ricn and poor, high and low, Whig and Tory. The Memory of Mr Robert Phippen's geod deeds was drunk by the company in solemn silence. _ „ . . The President ...