... it*scarcely dareeto credit—that Irish Tory landlords arc anxious to have the passing of the messure delsyed foi year. The Whig stys :— 44 If there are great landlords blind their own interests, so dead to all the obligations of honour, as to imagine ...

... child,, and soon lost a devoted mother. His only relation waa one of his two guardian*, Scotch noble—a Presbyterian and a Whig. This uncle was a widower, with some children, but they were girls, and, though Lotfcair attached to them, too young to be ...

... also will wheat ami oats, with few exj ceptions j and potatoes, they are, general ' j consent, set down plendid crop.—Belfast Whig. • Agricultural Prospects.—The weekopened with I a sultry, fine day. There was rain early on Monday morning, fine in the forenoon ...

... his for tormeuting, by tiis advancement to the Chief Coininissiouership, From a mete secretaryship of the Treasury. the uld Whig hack, my Lord Viscount Halifax, has been called to the fore by aftei thought, and comfortably cushioned at higher elevation ...

... butter. (;S. NEXWYASTLE ?? MAl;ui- T, OYiow.eday.-There wats a slrall asrinval of i Liaitove, with. at go'do - nasid. The fidb,whig Were the ljries:-sicotcij re- gents, 12s Gd to 13. (ill; English, 12s to 12s Gd reds, 1s ; roclis. l()s p)cI lou!d. I NLWCASTLE ...

... he had no objection to the names proposed for the committee. A. very considera ble part of them were of the most notorious Whig. Radical description ; they were the men who had kept the town in hot water and censtant agitation. Sup- posing that the resolution ...