... tend still further to increase the rapid progress it has already made in the marine department of its commercial advancement Whig. _ . The Glasgow Poisoning Case.— By the 18th this month Miss Smith must be served with her indictment, as, having “run her ...

... conducted on the perfectly non-political and non-ex| elusive principle on which it has been founded, it is I certain of success.— Whig. I arbour of Refuge. The Da.ily News publishes a startling article on the fact that there no harbour of refuge between the ...

... on Friday, the 19th inst., preliminary to general public conference and inauguration of the Ulster Tenant-Right Association. Whig. Election of Boarder Pupils to the Deaf and Dumb Institution. —At the election, held on Saturday, the 6th inst, for the admission ...

... Britain had its revolution, its quiet, wo S an near it, and in that case, a portion of it may calm, common sense revolution. Whigs and Tories, e left, narrowed into lane, so that the unfortunate aristocrats and democrats, united to expel tyranny, and inmates ...

... which would rob the Irish Church. It was on account of the celebrated appropriation clause that he parted company with the Whigs. It the duty of Conservatives, to preserve the property of the church, whether that property be derived from houses or land ...