... 49,0001. in circulation, and but 3,2001. in bullion. fluctuations of the northern bank? aro equally trifling. The Northern Whig, the leading commercial authority in the north, publishes lengthened retrospect of the year 1856, in the course of which it ...

... and men of all parties, including the local Crown solicitor, took active part in (he proceedings. Party Kiotino. Tho Northern Whig publi-hes lengthy report of some proceedings at the Ballymena Quarter Sessions the occasion of prosecution for a party not ...

... policy of selling the purchases of the blood of England a cheap bargain!—and for tho self-same purpose, that Tories, instead of Whigs, might hold tho helm whom was the sinister influence, which, for moment, appeared in the ascendant Paris, seconded—that the ...

... rcqusition signed by inhabitants representing every shade of political and religions difference; Conservative, Chartist, and Whig amicably shouldered each other, and much curiosity was felt at the unexpected juita-position of some of the signatures. There ...

... the House of Commons next April. Well, this is a very remarkable fact, likely to produce a considerable impression. Northern Whig, Dimension on Agricultural Difficulty. —The annual meeting of the Peterborough Agricultural Society was held tho Angel Inn ...

... English midland counties. The movement bos already elicited a considerable amount of opposition, both from the Conservative and Whig organs, on these grounds, among others, that the burghs are not called upon or entitled to agitata for any change) in the ...

... presided, and at which Mr. Butt, M.P., the leading speaker, condemnation of the monster system. A Belfast journal (the Northern Whig) refers to the proceedings in these terms“ The monster establishments of Dublin, appears, are ruining the little shops, and ...

... it would remove the hardens to those shoulders which were best able to bear them. Many and many warm discussion I had with Whig and Tory politicians till Sir Robert Feel knocked the wind completely out of by his famous budget. I then almost gave up politics ...

... time, and was very impartially, and, we believe, very truly, accused of playing false to both parties, to the Canning!tee and Whigs on the one hand, and to the Tories on the other. Be this it may, certain it ia that after the death of Canning ahd tbs battle ...

... Goizoi reports the intimation of the Jint Sir Robert Peel to the Ministers of the that the real bias of his son was towards tl 'Whigs, but that ha would serve the Tory Goveri:- mont well if they took timely care secure him. Ha did servo them well, and came ...

... therefore say, os the dearly remembered and ever illustrious patriot, Daniel O'Connell (cheering), has said, give me the Whigs with all their faults—and their number legion, 1 confess—in preference to tbe Tories of iStockport notoriety” (bear, hear, ...

... of Lord Derby. The Earl of ELLEN BOROUGH felt great interest in this war. had conducted a war with China before, when the Whigs who began did not know how to carry it on, how to stop it. But the government was changed (a laugh), and peace followed. He ...