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... only to direct me how I shall not, and I shall endeavour to advocate your interests. Com- mentary on this, the Northern Whig justly remarks, would spoil it altogether. BELFAsT TRADE.-In 1829 Belfast possessed only one flax spinning mill, with 14 ...
... Coi- naissioners ix the county of Limerick. MKATII ELECTION.-ir. Henry Meredyth, a nephew of Sir William Somrerville, is the Whig cinididate for the repre. sentiation of Msleath. His address sets forth as his political creed that lie is ilentified with ...
... great ?? par- St. ties of the day-Mr. Disraeli, the leader of the plicyOonservatives, Lord John Russell, the leader of his the Whigs, Mr. Gladstone, the leading Man of ster the Peelites, and Mr. Bright, the foremost Ian ed. of the ?? party-it is not very remark- ...
... most luerstire of his day. .In 1541.lie was named Attorney- for anactl al, General. Sharing the official vicissitudes of the Whig party, ?? ii be when the' Protectionists revenged the repeal of the corn laws to forty at nd by deposing Sir, Robert Poetl ...
... 119; orphans, who have lost both parents, 97. The annual expenditure at present is estimated at £65,000. GOOD FOR TRADE'.-Whig and Tory journalists- Free Traders and Protectionists.are busily employed just now in giving currency to the following consolatory ...