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... WHIG: STAR LINE. Under Charter to Her Majesty's Commissioners of Emigration, and wi.l not take Freight after the 25th Jan tary. FOR SYDNsIr, The Sp'en , id A 1 Clipper Ship, NORTHERN LIGHT, JANES RAINEY, Commander. Burthen per Register 1,250 tons, ...
... rOItEABRD RATE OF IN ' MUM—The ink at MOM Whig ALA/ aarassall. al tU TBA ••• pro. to aim as • tc•r• AO Oirtho milia—MAL OP DMVOOI. tikeimis. • OMAN AAA 0 U. LAW. ...
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... —Northern Whiff• GOKDITIOJr Of THE BglfAßT.—Tils Burners class is at prseeot In destitute conSluon. A reporter of the Noriktrn Whig visited the locality of Ballyuucarrett, which adjoins Bsl/ast, and which the weavers principally reside, for the purpose of ...
... Coppock.—We regret to learn that Mr James Coppock, the well-known Parliamentary agent of the Reform Club, in the interests of the Whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of Bronckitis. Mr Cop- pock, who was aboat fifty-years of age, was in the autamn ...
... or Phaeton, also ail right —a particularly good hack. A trial of either will he allowed, one only will be Sold, stable room Whig required.—Apply at the Rice Milts, 35, Parr-street. ...
... spendthrift landlords and adventurers, are all eager to be meddling with the glittering stores in the Treasury. Before the Whig Revolu- tion in 1668, when constituencies had tohire their representatives, a seat in Parliament was rather shunned than covetted ...
... Steam-ships SHAMROCK—. Captain J. Stewart. ROSE •. • Captain IPLoughlan. GARLAND Captain M`Gowan. LIVERPOOL 'lO SLIGO. Whig from Clarence Dock Basin ROSE.TueedV PREIGHTS AND FARES REDUCED. Go o ds required to be alongside the vessel .one hour before ...
... particular knowledge, or any m particular principles, beyond what are implied in wsi he habitual readiness to take office under a Whig the as' Government. On the whole, the announced Po change in the composition of the Cabinet simply we ,at amounts-on the face ...
... lament as one of the liberal representatives of that borough in 1857. The lute member for Ashton.under-Lyne been described of whig principles, inclining to radicalism. Ile contested the borough without success in 1632; but in 183,i be was returned. the ...
... 18A4. •kw met •••• &WWI to 4sloine limeh Inr,y NA &wool 141111•06 timber, wl,lelk bade I. *A.vad. Ulmrimm—Limeth 1311 MIL Whig Flab.; Uteri: Wiwi. 1..- . e* DrL is CU II MAACK & Ye the lislo mil et Mame, Ibrinwstowl. I , - SALL, Te Sr aye Wm GRIILKAL ...
... cha- , racter was considered better fitting him for office than his mental resouroes. Althoughsomething more . than hardl/a Whig, and certainly not 1 Reformer. His religions feelings, too, are strong ; 1 and, therefore, pious zeal and political predilec- ...