... superintendence of his son's farm. He lived plainly, but comfortably-using a moderate quantity of stimulants. but not given to ?? Whig. Lately from cholera, Donald Macdonald a Gaelic hard. Macdonald was sup- posed in be one of the heat Gaelic poets living. He ...

... thoughts all recollection of Whigs, or if he did recollect them, he only remembered ' that such things were, and were most sweet,' in the shape of a Whig's daughter. We foresee that all dis- tinctions and differences, between Whig and Tory, will soon eease ...

... 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 ...

... mastrried the widow of Lord Ponsostby, who is also deceased. Throughout the period of his extended life Eerl litzwilliam Was a firm Whig; lie was appointed Lord Liesitessant of Ireland in 1794, but was recalled front the Vice-Royalty in three months after. wards ...

... country from ro the' perils and danger with wihit wais threatentid by the tiic acts of, aand measures puritued by a d ~c,slpofic W~hig- faction. re (Cheters.). Proud indleed was lie .to see that certain nieasir esi, necessary as was said, on'! perhaps inl thle ...

... irtstlutiioni vii hh Itiok lilacs in 15,133, owing to thic st[1te of Iis health. ?? ploliticeite, lie w'as rostsietclic Whig. Ott Wedlnesday'.' reel, at hlis hocuse iii Vork, eged , 1 711,is. ' (Gos;;41, lEs'. of' hiorj' Archi IHatll, iii this cenrl ...

... the dissolutiois which took place in 1,30, owing to the state of his health. As a politician lie was a steady and consistent Whig. He lived to see the great object of his life accomplished. a Rhforin of the Commons House, and lie died full of years and ...

... 4ilq- I Here, then, wvise disciples of the Vitigs, is an end to all your anticipations of,, eallp bread trom the hands of a Whig Cabinet. The destruction of your Itupe is finall; foriftie present state oftheagricultural interest will not bear a change ...

... from the gout; but fiom his robust Con01 tutlon, a long life might have been anticipated. His having been put forward by the Whigs, to cO;S Wesrminsier against the Radicals then headed by Francis Burdett, on tbe death of Sir Samuel Romilly, Is at A proof ...

... sentation of Weitroinster to supply the vatmey nccasioned by the death of Sir Samuel Rtheilly, and in which' Mr. Lamb and the whig party -proved victorioug, must still be fresh in the recollection of many of our readers. The lite- rary acq ironents of Mr ...

... Tories woudld do hotter that they, fur though tbeyt didn't d16 a great deal, they did not priacpi and d eceive' us I, tnthe Whigs Whi loe. 'rae re-ult -as, X that ut ter the repearel en'aher p of all present I eily henly paotbte south t Rev. cvr. M'Cntter ...

... younger, has been known for the last fifty years as Coke of Norfolk. They have been respectively at the head of the Tory and Whig iniercst, in Norfolk, for two or three generations of ordinary men. Lord Wode. house has lived through the reigns of four monardts ...