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... TttE Flax Tfcxtm in Ulster.—On the UlstcTl uen trade, the Ncrthem Whig, on Thuraday, observes: Last ir’a calmre of flax in this province was very successful; many cases the yield exceeded eighty stone to the Irish acre. We know of instances in which an ...
... promises to be very fine fight if the men will only come to fi the ranks. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is ono which every member may vote according to his conscience, without ...
... LAMM —Top prise, 345, :ass, ; etyma the front 22s to 265; middling sad imfono. , front lOsilito Coons tomb r of cattle was Whig 49 than lost week. 881 s dull, and price slew. per stone, and at tbe a considerable quantity woad& Top price, 91 9d; current ...
... ipayinout _. of prior _; ncni ») rancesprove , to . be . worth , so much , _imoney-arid _'further _'syured _^ by _'the follo ' whig'Policies ' of ; Insurance on the life ol the ' said John' Hutcheson _Fergossdn ifor the wliole _term-oQlife staadingfhi the ...
... —Pries ley was a bit of Whig, wasn’t he ? Witness (triumphantly): Yes, and Tory (laughter).—Mr Overend : That isn’t an answer, friend.—A.: Well, I never talked politics with him. —Was he a bit of a Whig ? Well, he made speech at a Whig dinner.— Didn’t he take ...
... blue and pillow bound. That appears on old Whig tables as gnarlier-day comae round, And may a good old-feehicesed Whig would sake • ado. Way a quarierday to pass without bin Zdinberph Raven, Bet not in old Whig maim of blue sad Was clad that Edinburgh Review ...
... becoming the double-faced politician _. True to _his instinctive _impulses , _Jhv _plunged into the _po'lticfti arena as i a ; Whig—which means _^ _in . _ plain l _^ _nglish , _a _Liberal on the _hustings , but ; a Conservative in the _House of Commons ...
... bit of a Whig, . wan' he ?- o Witness (triurnpbaotly): Yes, ?? aE Tory th (laughter).-Mr Overend -: That isn't an an to swer, my friend.-A. : Well, I neveri 'talked; bc politics with ?? he la bit of: a Whig? Ms Well, hie made a speech, ati a Whig dixopera-7 ...
... may be, to the disgrace of the Company, successfully carried out. t It is apparent in this, as in other matters, that the old Whig and Tory elements have coalesced, their object being, as suggested by Observer,” to exclude almost entirely the Liberal party ...
... and yellow bound, That appears on old Whig tables as quarter day comes round i And many a good old-fashioned Whig would make sad ado. Were a quarter-day to pass without his Edinburgh Review ! But not in old Whig uniform of blue and yellow pied Was clad ...
... putstues also La wall. witbinic any w blight. I'A rota. generally present • learriant 0.104 the sole rptions being me I.ls Whigs the soil is damp sod clayey. Turnip. .re ailvaisein reset satistartorly , potato.. also holt well.— ...