... ha. blown over, but until the Coppoek Mad,. hula ~t in with setae grasped of wa•ting the s h a tt e red r ad debilitated old Whig ship into port, there to be finally condemned, broken up, and dispierd of, for fuel of comp. —combaotible to the la.t. W, ...

... , it,, or alter SATURDAY, the 7th day of :— No. 13—To Rebuild the County Court Rorie, Downpatrick. No. 7. fleet the Prison Whig, No. 1. Down Jail. N.R.—Persons vending in Proposals for the fore, `wing works (for which separate finder,, will be required) ...

... PARTNER WANTED. WANTED, AT THE FIRST OF r, a Partner in the Crow, and Sidra Trade, a Country Tows. Addreaa P. 14, Germ, Whig ...

... 2.1 each. the ore the display wall lulu lola, or the first 6110 Eyering wank whirl, wail duly may hall at tho Nows-hetter, Whig, M.reary, anti a 1.., al Castle Place, anti Mr. go S.reet. Programmes of tho may be hall slang will, 34311 ...

... mart. from ch it have For a hung., foreigners he stn 'ware limy sootily that open ' re . I tat ts. and welt flown to weepy non Whig.% have never movie with mt ion our and habits, hr which ii,. h ,, into o to till the ground for subside h ave their plans ...

... Cooke proclaimed, it it now i diuttely warns. Eren the Rey. J bn Scott Porter has it as an •'••rg mist hyporri.v. — Th. , 1: Whig hat begot c0mp511 to doetire th•• whole system culls luu lly fur ref The Unitaritn *peaks of the in re t tard to the ...

... have isvue I vtrunger dieuticiations of the National Sy-tem than have beio spoken or penned by Mr. Ilenderaon. The !foram.* Whig and Mernery tare re echoed thole denunciations; and now -chili write—the Commissioners are in conelar• in Dublin, to courtier ...

... and are pursuing it with u do. ligenee and activity. Major Ildwhorp are., tinily Cmre Aire, sod, if, the en. ht of soy Whig I shall sup. sort the nes. and well-brio: of the c not tuition of hi. - al dry; but shall, newer, hide., lend my earn. at ...

... a were mentione I in the course of these inquiriet was one who stood lone and unapprihiched its Split mot infamy, and whom Whig. and Tonle, were equally willing to leas •to the extreme rigo - ,r of the law. Gn :hat terrible day, whis-h was by th.• Irish ...

... formidable cabal was organized against Scotch; 61,82*. or mo.e than one-half. Irish; him ; and although the party intcrestsof the Whig* j native* of other countries; the remainder. 2,119. I I.ibs-raU com,«‘llcl th- m stand bv him .at h .Mg ■ , • . . r,’i,.win-'table ...

... remarkable that the Conservative lenders and party England have always more cl.nwl to be friendly w.th the Lotted Statet than - Whigs. (In tin., by the way. he i. not singular; 1 for we have ourselrua heard a aimiUr opinion ex i prets.-d other Amer.canv) hat ...

... B..hnp thu h, **♦ ■ H.II. were pass.-.) «h H.ins.- H , «•. . , •’lei, was not M«n«e; at. a Nat .mil »ar«l »upi»orter, a whig or Katlical T‘> the r.rw B II was now brmre ihe«. hi* political view*, an admirer and advocate of “i: II .ret th.t 'lr John ...