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... âBury P*.it. French Knowledge of the English Language The writer of' ftuilkton in one of the Paris journals, asserts that Whig-tory-aâ is in pronunciation the same as is the name of our Queen, Victoria. There are now in the environs of Paris sixteen ...
... analysis by Dr. Hodges, the eminent Professor of Chemistry, and Lecturer the Chemico-Agricultural Society of Ulster— Northern Whig Jan. and Farmkh's Gazktte, Feb. 7, IHtb) —and the very general satisfaction which it has given, both in this country and in ...
... lecture for insertion in the Journal.'* Tills statement is, no doubt, quite true, but the copy referred to was printed in the Whig office, and had the title of that paper inscribed on the top of it; and as the Journal omitted to give it along with the lecture ...
... a malaria, worse than the potato blight, has disorganized the thinking faculties of our landed proprietors—whether Tories, Whigs, Radicals, or Neutrals—in permiting things to come to th e awful crisis that it is now much to be feared they can scarcely ...
... analysis by Dr. 1 lodges, the eminent Professor of Chemistry, and Lecturer to the Chemico-Agricultural Society of Ulster Northern Whig, Jan. 31, 1846, and Farmkk’s Gazettk, Feb. 7, 1846)— and the very general satisfaction which it has given, both in this country ...
... analysis by Dr. Hodges, the eminent Professor of Chemistry, and Lecturer to the Chemico-Agricultural Society of Ulster— Northern Whig, Jan. 31, 1840, and Farmek’s Gazette. FebV7, 1846)— and the very general satisfaction which it has given, both In this country ...
... adjourned to Wednesday, the 3rd of December. SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE GROWTH OF FLAX IN IRELAND. ( From the Northern Whig.) The fifth anivcrsary of this flourishing society was hchl yesterday ; and we arc glad to observe even more interest taken ...
... fields, its manufacture, I conceive, should receive encouragement. John F. Hodges, M.D., Chemist to the Society. —Northern Whig. the potash soda, and other matters taken away from it excessive cropping. I am aware that this returltfcWidlderatA; produce ...
... analysis by Dr. Hodges, the eminent Professor Chemistry, and Lecturer to the Chemico-Agricultural Society of Ulster —Xor them Whig, Jan. 31, 184b, and Fakuku's Gazkttk, Feb. 7, IK4G)-rnd the very general satisfaction which It has given, both in this country ...
... appearance. At the price is low, expect it will aom* into general use in cleaning all kinds of plate and plated gouda.—.Vorthern Whig, Id, 1*45. N.B. Sole agent for the Homeopathic Cattle Medieine. Prepared and told by JAMES LIGHT. (Chemist and Druggist to ...
... Saturday augurs well for continuance of those feelings which ought at all times exist bctweecn the clergy and the laity Northern Whig. T om Thumb —The celebrated dwarf narrowly escaped death in Scotland. The floor of a room in which ho was exhibiting gave way ...
... profitably employed in increasing the productiveness of our fields. I will return again to this mttfesting subject Northern Whig. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS FOR THE WEER. Kmd. S*m. Mob. Xuk». Wed.| Thc per Cent. Consols i 95J j 941 |94J 95J per Cent. Reduced ...