... of an extensive establiahmeiit, and can give most satisfactory testimonials of ability and character. f.etters addressed 8., Whig Offloe, will have prompt MW COALS The best coals only can be OBTAINED FROM JOHN CHARLEY tt CO., 49, Doncgall Quay. ...

... none of the other Irish law officers being Parliament, and the absolute necessity which exists under all Governments, whether Whig or Tory, of having a representative in the House of Commons from this country. In case the Attorney-General waives his right ...

... assimilates the prin. ciplcs and borrows the watchwords of its adversary. The Lancashire election is warning, and both the Whigs and Peelites may find out, when it is too late, how entirely they have been dependent on the great personal popnla* rity of ...

... of extensive establishment, and can give most satisfactory testimonials of ability and character. Letteru addreB»ed M A. 8., Whig Office,” will have prompt attention. British and Irish magnetic tele GRAPH COMPANY. Wanted, 1,200 good, sound, and perfectly ...

... satisfaction; the effect upon persons operated most pleasing, and is considered by many as • fflcacious a Turkiah bath.”—Northern Whig. , . M i be apparatus made use of in shampooing Mr. is roost efficient Warm water is first applied to the bead, and the temperature ...

... Advertiser will inxcet in the bnsineea. and would require his partner to hivve'at his disposal about £1,600. Address R. B. V.. Whig Office. R A TELLER. Will be i-pen for emragement on lal May next, young man of sober, ateady habits, having a good connexion ...

... Lunacy Commissioners, and therefore Dr. Nugent must have seen it. The motion was agreed to. the guardians and the northern whig. Mr. Gateikin said an honest journalist'' had stated that they were paying too much for the support of the inmates. He wished ...

... NEWSPAPERS AGAIN. At two o’clock the rival newspaper proprietors, Mr. Henderson, of the Neics-Letter, and Mr. Finlay, of tbo Whig, appeared before the Grand Jury, and each of them handed in a declaration in regard to the circulation of their papers in the ...

... donU utmost satisfaction; the effect upon persons on pleasing, and considered many efficacious as Turkish bath.”—ATorlftcra Whig. . , . •* The apparatus made use of in shampooing Mr. Ramaoaw most efficient. Warm water is llrst npphed the temperature gradually ...

... 16, DON EG ALL-STREET. The following NEWSPAPERS are on SALE at Half Price;— Morning Herald. Belfa»t Newt-Let Ur, Northern Whig, Hel/aat Mercury, and Londonilerry Standard. The NEWS-ROOM regularly anpplied with all the leading English. Iri>h, and Scotch ...

... place at Colchester on Wednesday night. Major Beresford spoke vigorously in favour of maintaining the old parly distinctions of Whig and Tory. Captain Jervis made some remarks on tiie war in Arnesrica. His speech was an argument in favour of the right of secesaiou ...

... Mr. Reei>, Victoria-Street; Mr. Henderson. Castle-Place; Mr. O. Kerr, Castle-Place; Mr. Keiley, High- Street ; Mr. Johnston, Whig Office; Mr. T. Martin, Banner Office: Mr. Virgin, Sevi-Letter Office ; and Mr. Henry, 7. Pottinger’s-Entry. 718 ...