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... shape. It grew in the garden of Henry. T. iligginson, Esq. of Lisburn. We never before met with so weighty a pear.—Northern Whig. Lord Dunsancy has been appointed, by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, a Deputy-Lieutenant fur the County Meath. ...
... in repairing the damage; and it is expected that the Minerva will in a few de; • be enabled to resume her station.— Northern Whig. MA BERT'S. FALKIRK GRAIN MARKET—Noi annex 21. The supply of grain in market was 696 bolls, viz.:— Wheat 154, barley 191, oats ...
... down the river, had reached the channel hear Port-Glasgow, about six o'clock on the evening of Tuesday. The night, of course, Whig dark, she had her lights hoisted, and the usual precautions taken against accident. The Petrel, which was coining up the river ...
... observation from Mr. Rea, that such conduct was downright persecution—it was the Church militant with a vengeance.—NOrthern Whig. STATE OF TRAIE. BRADFORD, THCIUADAT. WooL—There is an evident slackening in the demand for all kinds of combing wools, for ...
... putting forth. pamphlets after the Eastern Exeter fashion, and aiming, every now and then, a back-handed blow at Acbar and his Whig administration. In several conferences, says Akhun, I covered the infidel (Bayczid) with such disgrace and confusion that ...
... of the sufferers in the Hospital, who are progressing auhumealiate cutuutencetneut of the undemakiug. favourably.—Northern Whig. interests of the minority. - I regard the Lancashire Public School Association as the representative of a great political ...
... obtain subscriptions in aid of that cause. His lordship was appointed a Junior Lord of the Treasury on the accession of the Whigs to Wile is the year 1830. In that capacity be introduced the only legislative measure with which his name war ever mixed up; ...
... Revolution of 1688, or even since the Reformation itself. The cry of No-Popery rum over the whole length and breadth of the land. Whigs and Tories, Protectionists and Liberals, Churchmen and Diameters, caught it up, and, as one uttered it to the other with heart ...