... grown in Ireland since the good old film, when the market value of that article of food ruled front Is. to Is. 6,1. the cwt.— Whig. The latest monthly return made with reference to the Scotch banks of issue shows an average weekly circulation of £3,978,977 ...

... remonstrances sent to our Government upon this subject. I think no lover of his country would like to see that Government, Tory, Whig, or Radical, placed in the humiliating position of crying Peccavi, and promising to be good boys in future. As things now ...

... slightest foundation. The charge of a compact with the Catholics--who were always virtuous, he observed, when they voted with the Whigs—he attributed to the jealousy and mortification of that party at the alteration in the sentiments of the people of Ireland ...

... that the report of the committee on the subject he adopted, and that an adjourned special session be held at the Townhall, Whig. end, on Thursday, the 20th instant, at which tints and place the final appointment should be made. the suggestion of the Rev ...

... come over the spirit of every body's dream of Reform. The Tories had 90 dextrously daubed themselves with the colour of the Whigs that the public eye, with all its telemamie profundity and up-to-stintlism, was at at a los. to tell which was which, who was ...

... for building purposes, end Uharles-strect, ono, of the most nrepectable in the town, is built part of his estate, lie was a Whig in politics, and nominated Alderman Coffin on his election as member for the Cardiff boroughs, lie had been a member of the ...

... noreived throdghout the country. 11,- himself woo perfectly disappointed with it. Ile thought Mr. Disraeli would have outbid the Whigs in the matter, and then he ,Mr. Evans) would have supported him, for measures, not Was his Inollo. The bill, however, was ...

... knowing !heir own peculiarities. those of any f lend In whom they he interested, most address it note or other specimen of the w Whig, stating age and sex, 14 penny posta,e-stamps, to Miss 1 Arlington-si rem, Monti ngton-crescent, ; and they will receive in ...

... where son's River. would be affectation, worse than affectation on part, tougher 7 le• 114 co, 2 45' 9 , 12 2, 15 Northern Whig he is shortly to be joined by his family, and where they Tint TIN STANDARD.--The standard of common tin if I pretended to say ...

... lighting of the House of Commons in managed ~ • srdict. The honour. He did not, however, fear for the liberty of part a the Whig and Liberal leader, They had, how- 'Mawr. inight he judieMusly modified with advantage in this; way : In t. Douse there are ...

... the judge was enabled to place the lot. Frahm walked in long after the horses had passed the poet. REVIVALISM.—The Northern Whig contains the following extraordinary case of revivalism There has been, for some time back, for public exhibition, in this ...

... now made, whether or not the measure would become law in England. Let them not trouble themselves who were in power.— whether Whig or Tory—or that so-called Liberalism, Liberal-Conservatism. Let them stand upon their:rights; and those men who promised the ...