... 'tinshe d among -the millios of momentary sensations tha form la thel JjrJu f a -chainof conscious existence, -which isfert inate whig, while the parts are too minutea -and evnseat to bedor - tected and separated by the most exquisite scartiny. ..wuin the progressof ...

... occupied all his leisure moments. - In the me- u-l morable year of 1782, he published -a Vindication of the Claims of Ireland, on Whig Principles, the first line of which should never be forgotten by the country which gave him birth; it was, 'I By whatever ...

... son, Lord Murpith, Who long oeccupled 'a seat in the Al house of Commons, as member for Cumberlindrandbheld' erpice with the Whigs as In 06.-ThPe's THdE LATE E-ARt. OF DONOUGHMOP.t, The Irish papers, in recording the death of .tliftssdhbltwian, 'T Phe details ...

... same Place, on the 30th ult. aged 89, Mr. Ro-ger Richardson. On Sunday, the 80th ult, at Bedford, Mr. Barham, father Of the Whig candidate fur Westamorland. aged 83. He retired from public life in 1823, aifter having beect 35 years In Parlia- ment. Hie ...

... amiable disposition, his fertile glrsw of conversation, and his racy possers of music and song. In polities he was a liberal Whig, anid In religioin, though dilffring from his nearest and dearest Ifriends, he was always steadil-y and faithfully attached ...

... pointmsent was made In the most flatterting inanrior by thsa be. late King.. In polities his Lordship Susually supported the P Whigs. Some day, at the Rectory, St.Mary's, Whiteolsapect, Lou- riedosn, aged Oft, the R1ev. Daniel Mathiasrector of that parish ...

... who is martied to the meorber for Sraftesbury, Crrptain Mattlrcv. Unlike his successor, Sir Richard Colt Hoare was a stanch Whig. Same day, aged 23 years, IHarriet, the beloved wife of Samuel 01 nncoek, Esq., of Padoeswood House, Flintalsire, and youngest ...

... son. DIED, *Latery, at his set, Stanford Ceurt, near Worcester, in his 67th nyesr, ir Thomnas Winnlngton, Bart M P He ;was of Whig dprincinles, and from 1820 to 1830 sat Yor Wmoroetihre ; subse- d et? for Bewdly. He Io asloceeded In his title and estates ...

... esiuetstnou tor the ehildr-n -f ?? maost btr-niiunelyjthe tunitase plptitll ?? intrdetiuld into *he Coreetatioa sclhoel by ?? late Whig eeon - -tionraiurimittLes Tile writer theu aitributes the i esistetion ift Air. Bitch to lils dlffnreunco o otpilti.n it ...

... boost in afler times, ?? iich that in 1792-that trying period when the alarm created otp? me, by events in France divided the Whigs, and obtained for trad ie the Ministry the support of Earl Fitaivilliam and a nom- with gj?.. her of distinguished Peers and ...

... the French Revolution. On this occasion Mr. Grey showed himselt 5, superior to those alarms which induced so many of the e, Whig party to desert their principles and party con- n. nexions, and to oppose the progress of liberal views of ty government. ...

... lyoungest day), tie accompained the learned Judges and Lawyers the whole round of the Northern Circuit, nce every year, as their whig dresser. Sept. 24, Georae Daniel, infant son of Mir. IV. Busby, Fox-street. Sept. 24, aged 8 months, Anne Jane, daughter of ...