... minds for riot and bloodshed on the very first opportunity—and that to j an extent new even in the north of Ireland.—Northern Whig. The Cattle Murrain. —According to private letters the long-dreaded cattle murrain has broken out in a virulent form in parts ...

... foe Comm 4shaidaiks.4 Chap Lb—Lots of Feswißwe Prises, Swiss Omits, rd Cambria Diger, Wit, Twill, Victor* Laws, Red, Lbws. Whig awl limy Cottons, is. As an all la Pasmata, aid of Quality, will be won worthy of attention. OMR /I-THE REMNANT WAREHOUSE, ...

... I II E L A N The Belfast Northern Whig, in recording the prevalence of favourable harvest weather, states that ' • large quantity of grain hue been secured in fine order. The produce of wheat is well repo, ted, while oats are turning out more productive ...

... his coffin, and took over 160 tet of plank to make his coffin. Ile measured round the want 6 feet 4 inches.— West Tennessee Whig. SUPERSTITION. A worthy friend of ours, but sho le imbued with very strong prejudices against the that the of Atlantic Telegraph ...

... without operation oe Instruments Dr WATERS, the Canal/Mg Resident loge= to the D. pessary for Diseases of the Ear sod Rye, 32 Whig Gardens, Ckering Cross, London, pledges himself to Deanne. of forty or fifty yeses by a painless treatment unknown In this ...

... IRZLAND. The Belfast Northern Whig, in recording the prevalence of favourable harvest weather, states 'that a large quantity of grain has been secured in fine order. The produce of wheat is well reported, while oats ars turning out more productive than ...

... te his lordship upon his being restored to his historical celebrity he is once more the time-honoured leader of the Whigs; he has recovered, we are happy to state, his unrivalled accomplish • ments and commanding reputation —in short, in the ...

... world is in fact waiting see him installed there Lord Derby is giddy, Lord Elleiiborongh crazy, Lord eighty, and the younger Whigs on the Treasury bench are suddenly discovered to be Timet. Who the future favourite in the race for power is destined we know ...

... aw ! the piece, you say, is faulty; take it— I’m all submission : what you’d have it, make It. The more respectable of the Whig Liberal connection cannot but feel it as a great slur upon their distinguished parly that they have sunk so low to be compelled ...

... Altogether, this Lunacy Bill, with its patronage, appears to be a very pretty job, which would have made • fine sulject for Whig onslaught if carried by a Tory government. ...

... sprung to that of the sycophants who they deserve to be driven from office. But I cannot habitually crowd the ante-rooms of Whig Ministers. believe they were ignorant If they were, they were As Secretary-at-War his name was seldom mentioned, the only peel ...

... crowd the ante-rooms of the Whig Ministers. As Secretary at War Ili. was seldom mentioned, and the fact ot is having been for a time in the Cabinet is almost wholly forg urn. Were he nothing more than a second-rate Whig politician, few would deny that ...