... candidate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in ordor that a new choice might be adopted, and a new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No advan- tage, however, was gained by this policy ; for the Whig ‘con- Jan. 2, 1850 ...

... 43 3d to 4s 9d; 35, 4s 1d to 4s 9d; 40, 4s Od to 486d; 45, 3a 104d to 4s 3d; 50, 3s 9d to 4s Od; 55 to 70, 33 Od.—Northern Whig. CORK, Jan. 8.—Grary, &c.— Red Wheat 6d to 20s 3d, white 22s Od to 00s per 20 stone, barley 7s 6d to J1s 8d per 16 stune, oats ...

... But his principles are not worthy of his genius, and drag it down to their own level. He was early sucked into Whig philoso- phy : he is a Whig idolater, and has thereby suffered not a little. For the philosophy of mere Whiggery—not now com- pared with ...

... until recently, excited any real solicitude on the part of either the Ministry or Parliament. An influential organ of the Whig party the Scottish metropolis brought another charge against me, which was. that was fostering that want of self-reliance which ...

... ; and they reported unanimously that the charities in this city receiving grants was an exceptionable case. (Hear.) Yet the Whig ministry, who profess to be liberal, propose to withdraw that large sura from the public hospitals, under feelings base and ...

... The Countt Dows Pbotf.ctionist Meeting.— -The following remarks on this subject we take from our contemporary, the Northern Whig Catholics ami Protestants, notwithstanding the state of party feeling the county, distinctly agreed to sink their party differences ...

... Town Council have not hitherto, and, believe, do not intend to prevent it being hawked about for sale in baskets. —Northern Whig. Taghmon Fair.—The fair held here the I6tb was thinly attended with stock. Horned cattle, particularly,were few and inferior ...

... 10 per cent. tleman’s statement to be correct, was a bagatelle compared with the tax on food, Our contemporary, the Northern Whig, cally our attention to the fact, of neither gottous nor linens being protected by any duty whatever, WELSH TRE— SUGGESTIONS ...

... left the place, he has spoken to several of his acquaimtances, whom he thought it might answer, and them to take it.—Northern Whig. Port or Gatway—Packer Sration.—In pursuance of the resolution adopted at the meeting of the Board of Town and Harbour Com ...

... used. He, therefore, moved a resolution to this effect, which was seconded by Mr. Reilly, and passed unanimously.—Northern Whig. ...

... THE SUPPLY FLAXSEED. From our contemporary, the NortJw'n Whig, who has access to the best information the subject, we extract the subjoined paragraph, from which it will seen that considerable deficiency in the usual supply of Flaxseed is apprehended ...

... to ; As to ; As lid tr Isfid to 30. to As 3d; 35, lid to Od; 40. lid 9d; 45. 4s to 7id; 50, 4s 4s ikl; 4s Od to liiL-SoriAem Whig. COHK, Feb. 12.—Geato. Ac. - Red Wheat 14s Od IDs Od, whit* 17s Ud to per stone, barley lOs per stone, oats fid to per stone ...