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... parliament men. He was anked, W\hat a P Tories? and _replied, They be gentlemen, thbt against the poor? 11 What are the Whigs? *'ale as Tories. We mention this for the mere sake of ?? what has been the effect among the poor of the tO] ef these two ...

... Sia-±ne Chambei of kobmerce votig on yes. wal e terdty haould eon¶iince eveny-iarxau 6df the in- D I 1 tolerant bigotry of beth Whigs and Tores, now Cem i fortunately.all but defunct. r. Drummond and Fin IMr. Inglis, who proclaim their virtue Stytheir ab- d6l ...

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... details. As part of the experiment we, of course, supported the Whig ministry; for, from the Tories no hope could be enter- tained. These were our merits. Our objects were admit- ted by the Whigs themselves to be, as far at least as related to Corporate Reform ...

... service in the cathedral. POLIT1CAL CmAGErs._The Earl of Shannon, whose li family f'or many years were identified with the Whig party, hay has joined the CUrhtou Club. Sir Lucius O'Brien, Bart., ds brother to Mr. Smith O'Brien, hao also become a member ...

... getting mnaserb te adusted, but, as several trains ran during the dsay, the Id traffic suffered but little ?? oJ ef AorthenV Whig. it 1,1-D AND FonsAxrEx.-Tbe stranded ship breskiog Et to pieces on lone far away rocks-the child sitting on t- a door-step ...

... and I find that it exhibits this unmis- tahable political aspect, viz. -10 determined and uncompro- mising Tories, and 11 Whigs, eight of whom never identified themselves with any popular movement, but the contrary, being at all times the worshippers ...

... papers in the country. It is conducted with great ability and enterprise, and, what is of the highest consequence, perfect ?? Whig, August 19. The above compliments speak for themselves: but wge might remark that it is intended to con- duct this journal ...

... London- dorry election, has been postponed in conseqaouce of the excitement of the county. A correspondent of the Nortdern Whig writes from Londonderry:- We don't know the crown's intentions; but, from general surmise, as well as from the circumstance ...

... and tfe obervance of holidays which invariably foll upon the ineat tilnes fof deep ses- fishing. . Police politicians, both Whig'and Tary,' attributed It to Bibbonism and agitation in general whish hand 'et the peoplethoroughlyastray. And fnslly,sthe. ...

... rate of 8e. 6d. per cwt. We understand that this was the first sale ii Belfast market, of this seasons oat crop.- A7orther' Whig. Captain Jackson, of Attyflin, cuts down, on his estate at Fanningetown, by machine, in one day, eight acres of wheat requiring ...