... STRANDING GP • STRAYER. While the serew gleaner Labelle. boat Hamburg, was Whig tor the Tyne eorly this sendoff her lany west wren, sad she drove sear The mew, tooting with that ad another vend. numberis 20, wiseb oat. were ea board, were rescued by the ...

... ministers and other odleial are ememblum to Min in the processien. gamy are closed, and tokens of mourning are everywhere 'Whig. The weather is clear and Wight. Panne, 10.111.--liverythieer being ready, Omatbetta's mein at tea o'clock wee takes from PAM' ...

... this death the frimihes of Lord Mostyn, Sir Pyers Mostyn, and Sir Alfred Slade are plsoed In mourniug. The late peer was a Whig in polities and a Roman Catholic: his enooesaor belongs to the Church of England. ...

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... of Walsh myself ; the ass dusted his the scaffold. The Governmot see all bet set so mesh as kisser. He Mlles Joyce the the Whig Party. isemeed sonnet asked If that was fair, honed, sod amid Nobedy doubted the teadonig the made off kr. Biggar. whim charged ...

... groom, ad the Shed November he was allowed to take a horn for sale, sondltin that be made £5 of it. He came back the ease day, Whig that he had sold the horse to Mr. Baker, of Ton:seen for .82 10s. Witness told his that be would sot sell for less than the ...

... HIS EXCELLENCY. TM following letter from Lord Spews, on the appointment of Sub•Commlestonsce appeared in Monday's Norther' Whig :— Jam. 11. 11163. Dear Blr Thomas ItClure,—As you were good (monk to giro me the admit:ire of your assistance and advice le ...

... and the fox-hunting Sir Minot' Sykes, and gone over to Rome. So John Bull says. it is almost incredible. That the great Whig, whose ancestors helped to give us religious liberty, should surrender his own is like fable. The Duke if he really submits ...

... enlighten the expectant eountry I Where is Mr. Dodson 'I Mr. Gladet,.ne is too old and infirm for speech-making ; the comfortable Whig nonentities are too ineignificant ; the great epigram man preserves a fat calm ; and the wire pullers wink. The fact is that ...

... that Mr. , who is rang the Baud, would at the sane time ap t =lon for permission to make said rood.— Xt. sot favour of say Whig He laid proposed rood would develops trade, and Board Weal& sot do asy. Aleut° Mader it.—Mr. Numb, wad ths maw opiates. Er ...