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... unable to contend. INVERARITY.—Dastu or Ida Roseau Gmaio.— We regret to record the death or Mr Robert Gleig. black. said,. Whig Street. who died the 13th inst.. at the age of sisty.four. Mr was upwards or thirty•Swe year. Mackmuith to thin place and was ...
... be an extensive, if not fundamental, reconssittitiutt of Government. The elimination of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the a:legislate of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabin e t. The probability is that a of weak goyim entente would ...
... ,TURDAY, JANUAR ments, and showed very great kindness to them d u ring the time they remained in Mast.— I • Northern Whig. The Montrose Magitrtmtes an•diumiseing juvenile thieves w i t h en they have jail to which to scud then,. They consider it would ...
... &see tat with delwooed tam uoble.. merited no'. As they were at Darla., Thal he and Ms bare sea.. 4d lint of le that the Whig. should rule. AM ill.ou, leant I•e twig, matter who, rh. tun., Whether The polished Atllir slips: Whether the Taos imminent ...
... inferior finality. whist. Londoo this has had it. Jan; prim. et New York for here therefore given way, hot their i. hint to one!. Whig r 0.4.4 ably then lest year. -• le Lee Esti. ...
... of the Liberal members oe the Scotch Morn. Rill llnoday. It said, &veep,. that the meeting error-sea o for tho play of the Whig of seats over that of Me Thy .eta all willing to booereri to t►e too others Int the Uniesnoties and the nee member for eolith ...
... Acta mead for arena page., of r. Orange torhalenea. have wM are prude in titer el • loyalty' and it. aped for • law awl order Whig' ...
... stated he declined to move for the return, because it would 'throw discredit on the ministry !' Of course to a thorough-paced Whig 'the credit of the Ministry' is a most important matter; but we should like to know if or Mr GEORGE De NeAN would have allowed ...
... Alsirporne, .l: 64511 . L .15;76 AND a. I lO. 12. 10. . a_s. IL IL EDINBURGH AND GLARGOW TO PIUIT'H. FORFAR, AND ARBROATH. &Whig &I 10.40 i MIL S Bridge 4 ls. 01 7. ILO ?MIL . I •.4 7. ILL! II twee. p o d 7. 10.16 4 lan 1110 .% 34 10.34 if.. 9 2 ...
... but his speech bad an political KAXL liI,SKLL is BFL/AST. -• Earl Itnesell passed through Belfast .a. Tuesday. The Northern Whig; tuporting his arrival. says Earl Russell was I y the Loral Mayor thililin. the Lon, Bishop of Down, Mr John Harbour, P., am ...
... 11 Lot I fear of throb 7 owes's, boilers Judo old it from thin thAt it they would get Yr IILIOIIO said it was evident with Whigs sod Tories were in we.e •conetiswes err allowed to worklnz nein hie. It had he of the Laws. the rieher dusts to taws; hot ...