... the Ilse. Maims the aserireppoisted is. nth of Chrthem. sad Mr. J.lte Clve The later panema was, swat both of awing theft new Whig Newly mealit y Nr. hype. Mr. iltuthed, apses leek the tat, bad Yr. MMus gad played very prethly, vidiag vapidly the sure till ...

... fulfilled the duty of editor of the last edition the Eucyrlopa-riia JtAtnhuico. In politics the deceased professor was stanch Whig. —Edinburgh Cburant. Ax Affair of Honour. —An affair of honour was to come off at Arlington House to-day, but was frus' trated ...

... the Church then surported with obloquy. Political purposes were supposed to require the constant depression and harassing of Whig Nonconformists, and the Romanists, embittered by a remembrance of their own wrongs, labouredbut too zealously in the pursuit ...

... which the Church then ?? with obloquy. Political purposes were supposed to re- quire the constait depression and harassing of Whig Nonconformists, and the Romanists, em- bitten db/ a remembrance of their own wrongs, laboured but too zealously in the pursuit ...

... system of naval warfare. The honourable gentleman did well to quote Admiral Denman’s pamphlet, for its writer, though of avowed Whig leanings, is a sailor of experience and judgment. “ With “ respect to the invulnerable ships which France “ has taken and kept ...

... system of naval warfare. The honourable gentleman did well to quote Admiral DENMAN'S pamphlet, for its writer, though of avowed Whig leanings, is a sailor of experience and judgment. With respect to the invulnerable ships in which France has taken and kept ...