... is still is against the repeal ; it fears the competition of the ches; The Tories are against repeal, a number of di inted Whigs are against the the paper-makers are against the repeal, the wholesale stationers are the me publishers of high-priced books ...

... wind and lively sea, was steadily holding on her course for the St. Lawrence. She was in blue water immediately.— Northern Whig. Mr. Gillott, of Birmingham, has become the purchaser Mr. Millais's picture The Black B runs wicker, at the Royal Academy ...

... induced by the conduct of certain members the Government side of ♦he house ; but he would tell these gentlemen that a ! pure Whig Administration was extinct as the dodo, He protested against the misrepresentations of the Tines with respect to the treaty ...

... greatest stress on teaching the children religious aid tidy habit 3, with, probably, a little reading and mting.—Northern Whig. l The Priesf Mixture for bowel complaints. Sold >nly at 22, Copperas-hill, and 157, Great Howard-street, >y T. Martin, chemist ...

... weight of years and failing health. Mr. Samuel G. Ge moderate Conservative, has obtained his election acontest. The Worthern Whig speaks of him as “much less objectionable than many other gentlemen whom the might have seleeted.” Mr. Getty has been severaP ...

... THE CROPS IN IRELAND. From the Northern Whig THE G @ Crops.—The fine weather of the last; few days has effected remarkable changes in thé @ continuance of dry, warm weather, the be With soon recover any damage they have by the severity of the rains, an ...

... reference and uvexceptionable security When necessary to keep stck, two-thirds the va'ue of the goois could be advanced until GC Whig-cffice. Belfast. Partuershins. by a Young Man 2 SITUATION or SHAREina where £150 ES Se ie and Cashier” be of C 55, cffice of ...

... d doubt whether talent and genius are not wholly extinct in the land, from the mutual depreciation of all greatness by the Whig and Tory journals, is delightfully soothed by knowing that once a year, in some city or town in the putting forth claims to ...

... carried on? Lord Dersy is not in @ condition to teke office; and although he may calcniate on many of the richer and mercenary Whigs, the force of public opinion will deny him sufficient support in the Commons. The Paper: Bili has raised a feeling which he ...

... principal one being that he had returned to the old exploded system of governing through the improper exercise of patron age, the Whigs being the recipients of his kind ness. The first office was the appoiatment of Mr. as Taxing Master to the Court of Chancery ...