... of 'the amortunate Mrs. Jeffs. —Morning Herald. The Character of an Irish Giutlsman.— There ■soneman in Ireland whom neither Whig nor Tory Icvac, or esteems, or trusts. Gifted with powerful talents, has almost made ns forget his talent* in the pndugaey ...

... gambling their parish pittance for the vile trash they are inveigled to besot themselves with. Surely then, it time that even Whig Ministry should have the moral courage stand up against this overwiielmitig torrent demoralization.—Snrely, they can noir afford ...

... short, if the question should come to be asked, the answer must be—the Whigs did it. Yet even here mast distinguish; we do net mean the ranting, speech-making, Crown and Anchor Whigs, who were in fact merely radicals of a higher grade in society; but those ...

... a Government carried on without patronage We have bad several not very kiwi communications from divers “learned friends,” Whigs, Tories, and Radicalsone and all complaining that Lord Brocoham and Vaux bestows more upon the one than upon the other class ...

... being gammoned by snch hypocritical impostors ?—Berk- the eliti of this connty, at the Imperial Spa, Cheltenpomtment. The Whigs, it must be admitted, are clever interest-which he thought had phnue-apoke and rearoned a. Chronicle. ham, what the ancients ...

... French ambition, and that with the ulterior view of an attack upon the East Indies. It would be very characteristic feature of Whig statesmanship if the results of these armaments and expeditious were the curbing of Russia for the advantage France, and the ...

... —[This is line specimen of Whig justice. These Dutch mariners, pursuing their peaceful career a period of profound peace, were detained on the great highway of nations*' by the strong arm of power, in accordance, suppose, with the Whig reading or translation ...

... filthy lucre. But we will not «*vinemotives. “Honest Lord Althorp”declares, and his colleagues re-echo the expression, that the Whig Government is carried on without patronage.” Be this as it mav, no harm will done by our submitting to the miblic the names ...

... anchored all bel »w, that better land which now 1 know aye mine. ESS A. THE CHURCH. lit IJnivehsity.—There will he Conicre- M«Whig days of the eiisuin|r Lent Term :—S. Jan. ■Mimneut). W. Feb. 5, W. 12, W. 19, \V. March I. ißceptors), F. (end of Term). . ...

... duties of Legislation are entrusted. DIALOGUES OF THE TIMES.—No. 11. THE FRIENDS OP THE CHURCH. Scene.—TAe Drawing-Room of any Whig Conservative; (a Tory neighbour having called in.) Well, I nevei can believe the Church really in danger troui the present ...

... Tories, therefore, made him Chief Cummissioncr Of the Holyhead and Dublin and London Roads, a salary of per annum. When the Whigs achieved their long and craving desire of offiee, Sir Henry eschewed Toryism, anti obtained the situation of Secretary at War; ...

... appears from the above, that if the 'Paries ahd Radicals had the sense to unite for the purpose of opening the Borough, this Whig job might brushed aw;ay. Mr. Sadler is, at least, entitled to the public thanks for having made this apparent. It is a hint ...