... at a emoderses valueless Is be weak per Propoaa'a f.,r the purehlPP by Private Cootract of all or any of the TAO be by the Whig of th, prwiting.. up to the tat day 'at NOVESIBEN and, if approved of by the owner, will be to the court ; ;awe. For M a ...

... accession of King George L, by Mr. Doggett, then in the zenith of his fame as a comedian on the London stage, and withal a staunch Whig, who took every opportunity of testifying his loyalty to the House of Hanover, the presentation of this annual gift being among ...

... be present at el a whsce has excited no mural a latiung of Ti.. prisoner appeared pale, and lu kett anxiously round court on Whig placed at the bar. Sullivan stated me for having the atrocious of the be tu the charatter We evident* on which she 'seas relied ...

... AGRICULTURS. THE CULTIVATION OF FLAX DURING THE ENSUING YEAR. The Northern Whig gives the following advice on this subject : The great difficulty under which the linen trade suffers the dearness of flax, and the chief remedy for this is to increase the ...

... refers the decline of the Irish population not to the three bad harvests. bat to twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule The pupa. of Whig Cabinets war, he said, to be thus expressed :—Drive human beings away to America, send in flows, and so make Inland ...

... •• it He (Mr. Da% itt nev. r bele veil le Whig pr••mi as. The prold. m BCH remained to be solved, and until of landlowli.m was struck ut the root so ial discontent would be net itable in this cootury. The Whig tenant (arnica of then of Ireland se t .. ...

... have since led him to be considered the *strongest man in South. In 1813 he was elected to Congress as a Whig; but at the dissolution of the Whig party I e acted with the democracy from the South, aad soon bees me their leader in Cengrvas. Ile remained ...

... respect for the cringing, hypocritical Whig landlords with their sons in Parliament like Fitzwilliam. The Kavanagh' , and denounced the Land Act, of 1870 as Communism, but Fitzwilliam and his sons supported the Whig Ministry, who had rewards and benefits ...

... improper to noes over the characteristic speech made by Rumen. It was a speech out of am. sad place, curious as the protest of • Whig against departure from his traditions. To him it appears dear that Earl Grey for ever settled the question is 1831 ; that Sir ...

... hors ot dandyism. He lacks the courage, end the capacity, to go '' the who!e bog of dmedyiem• Dade Liberals are at best but Whig &Wile ; tbeY tfl dandyism ow, but they only onsets with it. Their attire is a compromise, and they seek to have be is Poole's ...

... jieniling struggle for them to concede or •verl row:dile. A temperate and peaoslul e, on the other nonii, can hardly fail of Whig heard not, r-oap c , , aletit ion, and friendliness. If our j clad, after such consideration as their moderate. Ofv, deserve ...

... alliance which for 40 years has been the back-bone of Liberaliam the alliance between the Irish Roman Catholics and the chiefs, Whig or Radical, of the Liberal party. For forty years, as an Irish member lately reminded the Liberals, not • single moisture have ...