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... by AUCTION, by Mr. W. EYRE, on Tuesday, Maw* 28th, 1854, an extensive miftertmeth of PLATE, JEWM. LERT, and WEARING APPAREL, Whig forfeited property pledged prior to March 47th, 1853, with Mr. T. Wood, Chapel Has; and Messrs. Fletcher and Sou, Milton Street ...
... the market to day. A few of the manufacturers say they lure sold more goods than for the last few weeks. but the prevailing Whig is that of quietness. No improvement is apparent in the fancy vesting trade ; and little alteration has been experienced in ...
... localities, nearly ready for the sickle, and in many districts the corn has been cut down and sent to market. From the No:Atm Whig of yesterday it will be seen that Belfast and its neighbourhood have been visited with a bail-ytorm of unexampled severity ...
... that the desire fur inquiry into these two cases did not spring from a wish to cloak the fact that a system of corruption, by whig minis. ten on one side and Irish members on the other, had, for a series of years, kept the former in power; and he protested ...
... principles. He is certificated by the bmnbtary i-ornmimionere as the uncompromising opponent of practice, prosecuted by a Whig colleague almost to the dishaneilise. owed of the borough. Yet there are in Hull men enough to ask the general to stand as ...
... Mr. LIIMLIT's HOUNDS will meet on Friday, March 1, at Glove; Newsday, March 6, at Osberton ; Tuesday, March T. at Stainton Whigs ; Thursday. March 9. at liwlnnow Wood ; Friday, March 10, at Orlogley—each day at half-past ten. Mr. MITNELL INOKAM'a HOUNDS ...
... general approval.—Mr. DRUMMOND aid that this objection came front the professed advocates of toleration, who called upon the whigs by their historical reminiscences to perform an act of bigotry.—The motion was withdrawn and the bill proceeded. Buis ADv*LACED ...
... that Jay He entered Parliament for the borough of Wareham at the general election of 1818, and at once took his seat with the Whig Opposition. In the following year lie was elected for Nottingham, for which plain; he continued to sit, to the great satisfaction ...
... disposition. The following are the names of the political parties in the state of New York Whigs. •mocrats, /lards, Softs, torment, Hanl Reformers, Soft Reformer., Whig Reformers, Pure Reformers, Free Soilers, and Abolitionists. Earl Spencer is appointed lord ...
... the Whigs in the council, in their selection of Mayor and other corporate officers—Mr. Darby said that they (the Tories) had a roan ready now, if they would only name him.—Mr. Bowley : Yes, we have. It is that Lowe, below.—Mr. Butler said the Whigs were ...
... purpose, clearness of judgment, amiability of temper, and diiigenoe ins administration. In politics, the de' ceased bishop was a Whig ; but be seldom spoke in Parliali ment. The last occasion w bleb we remember was when he triumphantly vindicated himself from ...
... following verdict ;— That the deceased (John Mitchell) to his death on the night of the Ibth of September, in consequence of Whig crushed between two engines, which were drawing an excursion train from Londonderry to Enniskillen, and which engines were ...