... progress among the lRetorieass. Iiis fat!ier. nho was a Mlillis- ter of the Gospel residing in Yorkslir,, Lad been a st' ady I Whig. He had beet) a disciple of. Cbarlei J.-,res Fox, and I e from the Wligs it was that he, the 12,fendatt, had leaned his politics ...

... evening of, the fatal day appointed ri' I. .nercen,'v mtmridex, this miscreant overseer prrn m his bea'h grcen,- the theatre- of whig neiosr rs, -tnrg'eily for his perjoriaonce. He tore lhe ! ftom die pegs in, ?? piaces ; he cut .t ?? others;. lie Ilrned- it ...

... could not cajole hy his sophistry. That was the practice of his ferocious school. He borrove r the word Ifrom Mr Creevy, of Whig.radical notoriety-for Liverpool ehad ?? houtour of giving that statesman birth. [The Rev. I Defendant again plunged into the ...

... sante time. t n. On Friday the 7 Ii insant, a'sinn ulpr phenorn c I nun was observed at Arcind 1, by ;ie ebiing and a tfl whig of the river Arun. live differtot tnmes in the cour'ct of two hours. When Uile gieat earthquake aL Libon ooek place, tre (n ...

... which it is sup- f posed (a frail supposition perbaps) will occasion more disquiet and actual danger to Ministers, than all the Whig or Radical n badgering of the past times. It las been likewise said, tlsat a the late general temporary abatement of rents ...

... dinner, provided by MI'Kenna. The arrangementts were most judicious, and every thing conducted' in the beat older- Northeru Whig. BELFAST COMMERCIAL REPORT, JAN. 16. Ashes and Barilla continue without alteration, except in so far as the reduction of duty ...

... Stephen May,c Collector of the Port of Belfast. The alleged libel consisted in a paragraph which appeared in the ( Nortdern Whig, in June last, in which it was broadly intimated that Sir Stephen May had made use of his public officc as a means of advancing ...

... ;ofr trial at Sessions, 27; Debtors, 23; eserters, 1; County of the TowYn of Carrickfergus priso ers, 6 ;totai, 208.-N;orhern Whig. ...

... so that his affection for ree is of no shor duration.'-Intewgigue. GEORGE IV; must no doubt have often heardfrom his early Whig associates, that every person w ho sets foot on British ground becomes free ; and that it matters not, as re gards the point ...

... disturb. ances, and to seize Orange flags, and other insignia of the 1 party which are displaying through our town.-Ne- tthe. Whig. t COUNTY OF MAYO.-Somestrangecircumstances, which occurred in 1826, at the contest in Mayo, we understand D are to be brought ...

... Parliament, the City of Dublin. Mgly political principles are well known to be of the highest order of Toryism. You are a Whig; yet as I do believe you to be the most independent candidate of any who have yet offered, I will (should it be in my power ...

... consequently be looked upon as a second Sir Jamnes. In those days that yet un-knighted lawyer was a Whig-a r keen, bitter, King-hating, Queen worshipping Whig. A pa- i triot, of course, ofthe purest stamp, of the most enlarged and 2 liberal ideas,a frien ...