... Propertloe in 0101.14 of sod ~look the WeobEad Park. They bays boom ▪ tb. mot maser. Tee of ll* Shope ned • ouster of Ow Howes hem *Whig a Rental of upward. of 0200, and it 4104, occupied. • Rental of wio I • of 230 on each of the Medina Poo porticalare apply ...

... awarenity the flalle which it ia Kenertilly ospposed Is tyrosine. It is pot asilinown Weessinder. It I. resort of Terry an.l Whig on the Meetings ; and preacher genteel nowspapor if Mr Carlyle late • pelotas wine aro bream. the stomp orator king ererywbere ...

... class over which it is generally sappeeed to tyraunies. It is not unknown in Westminster. It is the common revert of Tory and Whig tie hustinp ; and preaches front many respectable genteel newspaper leaders. But if Me Carlyle got into a passion some years ...

... million era million and saving aelleieetto provide he all dot was seeded fur a superior satienaleduestion. In Inlaid, the of Whig[ most nearly. to the he his colleagues proposed es a sound system of legal relief to the dedittde. In Ireland We was_ se parochial ...

... others whose heads have nearly bees turned when speaking °earning en this subject, either lords, baronets, or commoners, be they Whig or Tory These anima, saps Mr Baines, have never in my recollection interfered with politics, and I can hardly Anceive how ...

... feet . ; . Tlie old ' _antagonism _. _between _thcge two representative _TOCII broke . out . . tTIic _^ _constitutional Whig _would not submit to be _lectured by John Bright , least of . all would he permit himself fb be accused ; of . _unfaitlifulncss ...

... _to'scc _. that in Scotland , town and ; _country ; _Peer and . peasant , ; inercharit , ' ; prbfesaianal ,: and _artisan , Whig , Tory , _' and 'Kadical , have' _ay- come _shoulder to . shoulder , withpriti a _question ' about _differences of opinion ...

... LIFE WITH GARIBALDL LITTER IRON IRISH TOLUNTzIi. The following letter appears in the Northern Whig of yes: terday, from an ex-scholar of Belfast Queen's College—Mr A. B. Patterson, son of the late Rev. Alexander Patterson of Ballymena. The writer, who ...

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... to pm , far worded RIOTOUS AT An—We regret we her to wooed disarderly order of several West York minnow lissiley. Boos been &Whig la the OM& limb* lan Wren end o>is had them bra Soria Oa haulms the lea, sr el Mom, a bloke the sew, misdeed the weed from ...

... antagonist 8000. At Calloden Charles-Kdward had 6000, and the Dnke of Cnmberlaiid 9000. In the preceding century Montrose and his Whig opponents mustered more than about 5000 men on cither aide. To go back earlier still, the long wars in the reign of Mary do ...

... the north of Ireland, consequent, there can be little doubt, on the recent advance of revenue duty on Irish spirits.—flelfase Whig. Da CULLEN ON DONNYBROOK Cullen has just issued a bull to the clergy of his diocese, requesting them to caution the flocks ...