... auxiliary; and to the teacher asld pro- fessio nal artiste it cans be little short of als absolute steces.ary - Vide Northern Whig, Belfast, Dec. 18.-Londos : R. COCKS ansd CO., New Burlington-street, and of all mssiesellers. OCKS' MUSICAL ALMANACK for 1850 ...

... preference, and exaction unyieldingly requires no prompting. In this we shall confessedly have the entire co-operation of the Whigs and Pulite', who deem their peculiar interests and character involved in maintaining the inviolability of the corn law of 1846 ...

... AGRICULTURE IN ULSTER. Mr. Lamb—who is familiarly known as the Travelling Quaker —writes as follows to the Belfast Whig of this morning : In the very best part of Down, there is a townland that was let to several tenants, at smart rents; they applied ...

... of Brar ;ham ; the pre It is confidently asserted that parliament a strenuous e POLITICAL MISCELLANY, the Ministry must be Whig inor was, on Friday, ret Candidate having lift the field clear for hi e Court of Chancery last to do so. In the case of Meagher ...

... lately been going on rate that promised to realize at the close of the financial year that hitherto not very usual result a Whig Surplus? those competent to form an opinion on the subject calculated that the Chancellor will find himself with a surplus ...

... these are 14 Free- c soil members-a portion of them Whig and a por- T tion of them Democratic, but they refuse to mingle with either party in the organization, and hence neither the Democrats nor the Whigs have been 1 able to elect a candidate for Speaker ...

... in which they were but four short years ago. None but a few inveterate appendages to place and its emoluments—. none but Whigs and Peelites—affect to think that commercial and financial legislation can stand still. Now, therefore, is the time to choose ...

... shall have obtained a freedom from all the ties that bind man to his fellow and both to God: we shall be free-traders in a Whig paradise. If we were asked what unchecked free trade would ultimately come to we could scarcely say; but if asked what it has ...

... resolution, (which moved) and asked how wos free trade brought about. believed Cobden did it. Peel was for a sliding scale—the W’higs for a fixed duty—Cobden beguiled the country, and both gave their favourite projects. How did he induce them t» do it? By ...

... favour in all parts of the country, yielded to the con- viction that it was necessary and proper to try the experiment. The Whigs as a body fall especially iv this category. They then regarded the doctrine at sound in philosophy which was vouched by poli- ...

... taken I the League To Mes Whig mit call to mind December of 1845, t 1 unexpected manifesto nounced his adhesion osteßibly, addressed tc to the farmers of Draytc the people of Englai moves on the )y his letter of 1845, c The . Tamwort ...

... tide charact The hoe. Ikea quoted at auu speech of Mr. iu rye:rime to Slather Gtbsou'e, W which the latter adding that a great Whig duke had cow observed that in this speechhir. bright beaten who were peers, and wits did ea, than those of other Inc., should ...