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... his son, Lord Alorpeth, who long occupied a seat in the House of Commons as member for Cumberland, aod held office with the Whigs In 1806, LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. On Wednesday evening last the seventh quarterly meeting of the Institution was held ...
... his fair friend, a t'd hi s amiable daughters. In our moral view this appeared tis strange sort of intermixture, but these whigs, as they call 1 1 1 ,ezuselves, have most extraordinary tastes and incomprehen- Me ideas of right and wrong. another part of ...
... old, per lb. 91 to 12; ditto, new 15 to 151 ; Louisiana 18 to 19; Tennesse to 12; Alabama 91 to 12. _ _ _ , Tb::: Nashville Whig; of Oct. 31, says, 300 or 600 bales - of cotton, have reached town, and that sales have made at 11 a per cents. . . . . C'orroN ...
... een for them by our cloeneat •and popular Secretary of Sthte for the FereigAiDepartmenl:H--If there be, which- I deny, any Whig a ppa r ently dim ren t in measnres, any thing appirently contradictory in my conduct, 1 • mill enable him to threee those ...
... has, however, r accerle,d to ,the challenge._ Ile wishes the discussion to take place about the 10th of November.—Northerti Whig. BALLINASLOE FAnt.—The following is an accurate return of the'number of cattle actua!ly disposed of at the Fair : Sheop, 72 ...
... faction's breath of gall, And party's selfish, truth-despising rage Against fair freedom's laws a war perpetual wage. Come forth Whigs, Saints and Tories, let's review The long career of folly ye have run ; Compare he much of good, ye said ye'sl do, With all ...
... dignity of the bench. It appears that the Editor of the Chesfer Chronicle was excluded from the late dinner of the Cheshire Whig Club, for having last year reported somewhat too accurately one of the speeches delivered upon that occasion. No man rails ...
... .that this is the chief reason for our declining to publish, for the present. the Truth-Teller as a newspaper.---Northern Whig. • The magistrates in several parts of Ireland appear to b e wholly regardless of their duty, when they suffer, as they have ...