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... establishment of Mr. William Gilbert and Co., High-street, on whose establishment it reflects great credit. —Editor Northern Whig. We agree with our northern contemporary, and hare only to express a hope that the example shown by the Grossgar Dispensary ...
... straw with both. The wheat crop is short. The farmers, on the whole, Sr. high spirits in this part of the county— Reenters Whig. ...
... advantage tor receiving a benefit Of the third class appears to be the Treaty the negoclation of which was committed by our Whig statesmen to the bands of Richard Cobden. Our resders have been long apprised of the Quixotic liberalitr and seif-abnegation ...
... Cuming, D R Brannigan, John MfLaughlin, James Burns, William Lewers, T Brunnigan, John Murphy, Owen Kerr, Stephen J Meaney, Whig ; M'Cann, Matthew M'Mullan, J Cramsie, ThosConland, Patrick Conlaud, Jas Canning, Mr M‘Mahon, Charles and Henry M'Lonnan, John ...
... community will be aroused, and will assert its claims in a form that official insouciance will not venture to neglect .—Xoriher* Whig. WINTER WOOLLEN TRADE.—This Month is generally busy one, and I have made extensive preparations both for It and the general ...
... correspondent adds, have already remitted half the rents of the potato grounds in consequence of the failure of the crop. —Northern Whig. The Filibuster Walker Shot. —Our telegraphic despatches this morning announce that the greyeyed fillibuster has been shot ...
... be pretended that he was afraid of the grasp of British law, for what Minister would order the prosecution of Dr. Cullen ? A Whig Cabinet, which, according to the TabUty could not last a month without his complicity, would certainly not attempt it. Besides ...
... on the gnat which it has derived from the new mall -atvice, while Belfast ia, appanntly, left cot conkKlr rat ion— Sort kern Whig. a Stralv.r Head stable John M‘D..weil, the A station Force), has arretted most notorious character, having in p»v-«»aiua a ...
... loaded with timber arrived from North America, and great number are lying the lough waiting to be lowed into port.—AVtAern Whig. Agricultural Report foe Septemthe past month has been most fabourable for harvest operations, October finds them still unfinished ...
... that the Post-office authorities not entertain much hope being able to comply with the demands that have been made. —Northern Whig. have nothing a local nature to remark on, unless it be the announcement that Lamuriciere wants to sue for libel some journals ...
... our corre-poudent advls, have a*ready remittal half the rents the jiotatu grounds couse-r 1 qiu ’.tce ol the failure crop.— Whig. ...
... Volunteers, pamphlet by M. Geuty, a Frenchman. Hia theory is. that England is the prey of oligarchy, composed of two aectiona —the Whigs and Tories—who are ever playing at battledore and shuttlecock with nationalities. To-besure, there is another class, terote ...