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... of free trade bangs on 'the existence of t eethe Whig Minisrty ? Ministries did not make, nor p can they mar free trade; the people won it for ;thPeii selves, and will keep it in spite of either Whig or. v Tory Cabinets. , . i ' ...
... COR Tnicrv,,r, W ?? Vtho Coru .I^:xcbwgo to-day is ttgain conducted within vtry tl ntarrow limits, except in American flour, whig;h, in canoe- tn quenee of the continuance of tho Continental demand, tells L to sttieigtheon the valuo of other descriptions ...
... have an Dr alORtD LYvEDEN O}S LoN ?? a Conservative g of meetingat Oundle, on Thtredaynight, sletter wa3renadfrom I? ;t the Whig noblemains, Lord Lyveden, whoesays:-s 1 assure G *e, YOU tho cause li=e my warmest synEI at sy, as I ersisder b a- that all ...
... manfully maintaining the position he assumed with regard to the high office he USll, notwithstanding the snarling of some of the Whig instruments at the other side of the channel. Yesterday the Chamber of Commerce addressed his Excellency, and emnbodied in ...
... the invi. I tation of Ulheater-le-Street; how the North. ?? or Consett Division, after a free choice' between the son of a Whig Earl and the son of a Chartist journalist, chose the latter; and how the Auckland Division, disap. I pointed of its local choice ...
... not yield the question to suit the convc- nfence or purposes Gfeither Whigs or Tories; indeed theib'had no right to do so (hear, hear), He' was sanguine in the hope that the Whigs would not he'guilty of the folly of resisting them if the government sustained ...
... market is without dhange, and' atfajrbcsiness- doing for the season, at full prices. BEL-A ST TRADE R E,.RT. (From the Northerni Whig.) ...
... 28th, and the production for the following nighit. 'Mr Thomas Mackilight, for ipwards of M0 years editor of time Northern Whig, Belfast, died on Sunday, Deeeeasd, who wf-s over 0 year- 1;f age, was a native of the south of England, and was the author ...
... any *ore than fana- th isoiss of asiy other kind, assails it at every hand. ke Fow long will the alliance of Constitntional Whigs to and 1)enocratie Theorists remain on the face of such pe coaal~iiations as Political Trades' Unions, devoted to fos tho ...
... supporter of the Administratic of Lord Derby. In fact, who the deuce else can I suppert? We have been at d gers-drawn with the Whigs; and, by- the-by, we have not forgeiten, my fine fellows, how you threw us overboard after the Reform bill, when you ina vio- ...
... butter. (;S. NEXWYASTLE ?? MAl;ui- T, OYiow.eday.-There wats a slrall asrinval of i Liaitove, with. at go'do - nasid. The fidb,whig Were the ljries:-sicotcij re- gents, 12s Gd to 13. (ill; English, 12s to 12s Gd reds, 1s ; roclis. l()s p)cI lou!d. I NLWCASTLE ...
... been flattering thie artisans of Dublin for the past three years, were conspicuous by their absence, and it was left to the ?? Whig to fulfil the duties of an Irishl Labour representative. ...