... of Messrs. Andrew Sitewart and UoCcj of Greenock. The liabilities are estimated at £75,000. a 12 Ri d The Belfast Norlhe~rni Whig, in noticling'the run upon of h the banks in that district, Says- At times ?? becomes TI I- very evident that, owing to i ...

... elections. Happily, we are not,' as in many other towns distracted here by council elections on the old party divisions of Whig and Tory. The burgesses have the opportunity of judging as to the general fitness of those who ask for their votes, by their ...

... It is ie'no secret that Mr. Roebuck is looked upoa in the House Ln of Commons as a pretender, who does the work of the er Whigs in the disguise of a Reformer. r On Saturday, in the Insolvent Debtora' Court, William Yr George Howard, the heir to the earldom ...

... and I would know neither whig nor eory'j-(loud served cheers, the meeping standing up and waving hands)?ustii elal de that work was done. Wail, now, suppose Ibedpmnrsued?nother appesi course-suppose i 'hod allied snyseu to the whig party) which rebel was ...

... Cobden, in the House of Commons, that we are tho ? pioneers of progress in favour of the people. We care not for ac party-either whig, tory, or any other parey-(cheers)-hnt we or will stick faithfully to the principles we have adopted, and we repudiate the ...

... the practice to ient of consider that there are only two parties-the government oth teers ) party and the opposition, the whigs end the toriea?buc now to I that is we have outsiders, men of great experience and ability- mr leursa, Lord John Ruseell ...