... the Duke himself. This Duke sliowee his admiration for Charles James Fuox in a much more thoough manner for when the great Whig statesman died the Duke sold the wuole of one side of Long Acre, and also his property at Streatbam-which vwould unoi have ...

... Churches j the in Scotland, Ireland, and the Islands of the3British; The Seas, there are about 4,600 places of worship in Grei whig Britain belonging to the Congregational body. Iti hrent addition to these, there are nearly 700 in thel ereto Colonies, Australia ...

... and also authilsd te diectrs o cntriutetowrdscertain local forpreiie, ed heprceeins erinted. CICUI LAW NUTIUBS~.-TIs VDAT. WHIG cOURT OP JMOTXR-SANTItRUTTCY COURT.- AT Tar UoUaT. Liccaws'l-iae.-1siroas MRe. BEIAutRs UArLIil.-IS Cua~massno-1rivate bittang ...

... 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 ...

... valuable edtba to the products of thie armer. IUplad nn grsssae likelyto balkmuchl above theaverage, uand Ib meadows look ?? W~hig wI TnE HAY Havmsr.-The hay harvest in nowr 114 becomndg genrl hliroiuout the OoUnt, an on theo Ag wrhae we believe the ?? excellet ...

... advices pro- duced a lttle better tonein the ?? a dlemandsprangu forithe bought-in goods of Frdylast, the greater part of. whig were placed- in the course of wtheday at bought-in prices,~ and bor some qualities at 3d. per Mw. advance. There wyaa no~ change ...

... people, and place it in 'the hands of the Go- vernment. 'The Government was a thinking body, and it was the peculiarity of the Whig Government to think it had an eternal lease of power thear, hear]. He had seen them out of power, and anticipated sueh a change ...

... 'command oif,,hat 'station, andrserng ijn the (Pi&ina Seasin tpe flagship Wighesates, bP). ,Captaini John Oharlee ?? Jlay, (1851, whig, flatl pxnotexd'fo' lifeeficient services against. 'the praee ?? ?? wSas, is appointod Flag Captain to ?? Sir Thoa e J, Coeb- ...

... 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, ...

... a Tory candidato sent in co divide the Liberal party. (Laughter). Afterwards, vhen be went to arbitration, he wns called a Whig can- lidate. It was absurd for working men to tallk of run- sing men of their own order for parliacuent unless they vere prepared ...

... hence her constant and truly instinctive animosity against Papacy. In England, Rtome is the point of attack for all parties. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals are all agreed in de- Lying 'he legitimacy of its principle, and in opposing the tuseqeueaces of its ...