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... in the agitation of a mattur so likely to be of vast benefit to themselves and their country. TO THE BDITOH OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,-I understand our excellent Lord Lieutenant has recommended the establishment of a packet station in Ire- iand, and in ...
... property in the city of Exeter would not be worth having. Not only is the feeling of opposition to the budget manifested by Whigs and Radicals; but the majority of what is here called the great Conservative party are violently opposed to it; in fact many ...
... 1d. per lb. a, S.. to its, ea4b. FISH,-BILrw eeSGATA. MA. 4.-Tubtts, h; 01. to 12..; brl rS tca. Gd c eodf la. td. to U. d; Whig 4d. to 6d. Iobsters, s. tois.B. each; eebs,4d.toUld. perl.; hadbdaf 4d. to 88. achd; eol,*1. to s.Jd. per pair; *iounders, ...
... particular change to report. Flax continues in deficient supply at the leading markets of the province, and of infe- Ls rior ?? Whig. . TALLOW.-LonuaN, JAN. 3.-The market remains b e stendly, at the annexed ?? Tallow, 36s. 9d. - ,, to 37s. nett; Petersburg ...
... coat oflproduiction was too high, owing chiefly to the enor- mous ancubus which our wtaxtion. had become. (Hear, hear.) If whig and tory, protectionist aind free trader, formed themselves into an association to watch the taxation of the country, they ...
... hedare say they were all r agreed that if it were a mere transposition of parties-the ;substitution of a tory government for a whig govern- 3mont-there would have been no occasion for this meet- ing, but that they would have been content to wait l until the ...
... that it was the object of the ministry and the free-tradlers to forecailllabour iato the towns. For the first tinain hiltory a whig Chancellor of the Exchequer had a aurplus whioh would have been a large deficit but for the income tax laid on by Sir Rt. Peel ...
... re-elected on the principle of the whig party; and that Compromise was adopted, and went by the name of ?? West's expedient. 1He (Lord J. Russell) did not say that it was a bad compromise, for it admitted the principle of the whig partv that persons nominated ...
... no nmcetleg a R they had in days past, our good u~blic friends the whigs 'are very mitch in the same predicament 11og- (Cheers and laughter.) We never hear now, of. any great elves whig dinner, except a banquet in Olsesam-place, where Ilace, the prime ...