... £49.000 in circulation, and but £3,200 in bullion. The fluctuations of the northern banks are equally trifling. The Northern, Whig., the leading commercial authority in the north publishes a lengthened retrospect of the year 1856, in the course of whirls ...

... or the Blues of the Roman circus against the Greens. In his infancy he had heard so much talk about the villanies of the Whigs, and the dangers of the Church, that hel had become a furious partisan when lie could scarcely speak. I Before he was three ...

... would think twice before took, ad thir tas ago Lord Harry Vane ” who to do strong battle fone tak We believe that y should be Whigs” are ready to eur- render on over, there are other ty the towns in the hands of an 1 LL AS to propose jor ie there any * who ...

... munieipil election in last November, and you can all bear whom that the maintenance of that mese bewelcent law was one of the chief Whig *ens= at every ward meeting, and that*di-dealing candidates were put under marching orders by that vary isenneanding comma ...

... Mew phases& it be be Mr. whoa be play s• hadepeadeat MIK la hem the lophorm is the mallsome, mad the approval of all the Whigs and pub 5551 Now, Mr. 8., take your Ms Expreis. ...

... IRELAND. FIRE.—A portion of Messrs. Leadbetter's flaxworks at Newtownards was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning. —Belfast Whig. MARRIAGE IN HMG LIFE.--We have heard with much pleasure that Sir J. T. Burke, Bart., Marble Hill, the popular and esteemed ...

... all. His ardent piety sought its expression in the Presbyterian fot in, as it found its basis lathe Christian faith. That ' Whig Book—the Bible—as it was called among the toyal troops—was the man of his counsel, and the standard of his life. He laboured ...

... at so much to hide, Meanw' what has been the policy of the Tory chiofs? ‘and as well calculated to ensure as that of & the Whig leaders has been the reverse. It 4 all very well to denounce Where would be the British Constitu- tiou, if statesmen had not ...

... very truly, accused of Playing munities for males in England, but none in Scotland ; to'both parties, to the Canningites and Whigs 100 religious communities for females in England, cone hand, and to the Tories on the other. Be is it may, certain it is that ...

... reproach of thousand five re-echoed on Bulwer at- liberal party undw-Lorti on the fall of During the by him, en-I an not a of Whig Melbourne . a seat at the . wet, however, 4 . loon an opportunity of 's services in a more effec- lint Triumph as a Dramatic ...

... fully agleined the character of Soottibk pulpit at least so far as appropriateness, and eloquesee are thereof. as au effort ea Whig if temperance, I wet aware that es worntry thet the world heath. re= 1 and sail of r ail been , noo Srted attend will heat ...

... or Tories— ‘or Liberals. Bat their ideas of these distine- tions are Wy hem tact of this working-day The juvenile from the Whig or Tory it is men of ; but it is not the to whom they pay their tribute, talents which may avail them much While they are im ...