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... from being brought lr, to discredit. After asserting that he did not e tray, nor desert, nor Surrender the confidence'' of Whig part}*, his lordship made the following statement:— The man I naturally went to consult on that occasion not one who had been ...
... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Linen Yarn.—With a demand most limited, stocks of all descriptions of yams begin accumulate. We cannot give prices, they are so unsteady and variable. Linen Trade. —Our re,.,arks of last week ...
... tew years, been rare in Parliament. The stale of parties during the late Whig ministry did not afford much scope fur bitter debate. Parties wore pretty nearly balanced, and both Whigs and quondam Protectionists were coquetting with the Peelites, neither ...
... Cottage, Broughshane. from seed *app. by Messrs. John Preston & Co., 13elfast, sod wi sown only on the 9th March —Northern Whig. DUBLIN, GTERD. TOR THE EAST.—AII Order has just bean received at the Castle, commanding. Major Ponsouby, Private Secretary ...
... youthful Queen, and hastily writing pardon in large letters on the fatal page, she sent It semi the table with a hand trem, Whig with eagerness and beautiful emotion. Now, says the Young People's Mirror, what a world of instruction, goodness, and true ...
... honourable friend who I has just spoken, and they were all of opinion that the best mode of forming a government was by uniting the Whig party with the party of the:remaining friends of Sir R. Peel, who were then ready to accept offiee under Lord Aberdeen. (Hear ...
... s, or whatever they call themselves. did not that time defeat the Whigs and drive them from office; Disraeli boasts occasionally that they dill not so, and this is most true the Whigs threw their offices up, and scampered away fast they could, lest they ...
... right hon. friend who has just spoken, aud they were all opinion that the best mode of funning a Government was by uniting the Whig party with the party of the remaining friends of Sir R. Peel, who were then ready to accept office UttOw WWi rtguii iwl Aberdeen ...
... . . .. s6l 386 Irtial auk itii . t . o i E ;111g. :: :. .. S. 4 liz6se. to zooll. _ ~_ .. .. .. 48. 0 606 PRA/I. white %Whig, 60. to 666; . 65. ice 00s of 280166, to 64. ; 668 if 6 ;us Coil. per tea, LIS to L. 111; ton 41 L. 7 • WAIL?, Dentate sod ...
... to £6,012,952 ; showing an increase of or 11.1 per cent. We take the following from the commercial epi- tome of the Northern Whig, dated Belfast, Jane D “ Lines Yann.— With a demand most limited, stocks of all descriptions of yarns begia to accumulate. ...
... Joseph Smith should have an unlimited number of wives, and be at liberty to swallow an unlimited quantity of gin —Northern Whig. LARGE IMPOETATIONS OF GRAIN INTO LEITH.— For some time past the arrivals of grain from the Lower Baltic porta have been, and ...
... lion. friend who has just spoken, and they were all of opinion that the best mode of forming a Government was by uniting the Whig party with the party of the remaining friends of Sir R. Peel, who were then ready to accept office under Lord Aberdeen. (Hear ...