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... 0 85i, 8reed, rdedln Clath, 12 rd,51 ?? 12 8 11 07Ic 610 1 80 90 B~6710 74k |F,1F S B TRADE TrDPORT. (Fro! thee lomrtlhela Whig of Saturday.) Months 1141eI erlee ]3edr..E-Pot s of goods for the eleven flhe total to highest figure of the last six years ...
... truill , To D ~ :D. JOHN A. GILII£R. ZeTo Dr. Wm. D. Conyers, Covington, Georgia. Ii IRISH PROSPERITY. Id The Northiern Whig gives some further statistics of ir? a- prosperity : . hile the number of emigrants from Ireland in 18SW ,e- considerably less ...
... ut theraselves tvhes thery were out of office. He, had always protestedl against that blind and f sufiddal policy of tihe W~higs by which they refacied cue- cession after concession, until. they had disgusted and brolken up their party. They aimdd at ...
... is well that the cheering came mainly from tbe Tory side of tLe House, and that from his own side excepting from a few old Whigs, he got but little applause* whilst the Radicals could hardly refrain from strong expressions of disapprobation. Still he was ...
... for their' pafession b~gaa A at'once. -11n the Presidential election of 1848 a large part of ci the Northt -Democrats and Whigs seceded fromh -therr re.'h 'Spec Iva par. east- ?? United on the basis of bdn-exttision' of slavery, nlsrqf ~ey proposed to ...
... to jd. 500 Egyptiaas, 8d. to9id.; 70 Maranhsms, 84d. to 81d.; and 6930 Americans. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) THE LINEN THADR.-Though the frosts of the week have inscome degree retarded work out of doors the labour at ...
... quite consistent -ith - my knowlcdge that the lead. ing men in Government, and the Folitial head of: the country, ?? whether Whig or 'Toy, iare..ali, fVvour. able -to agged Schools,. and attach the very high^,t - value and importanbe to these institutions ...
... marnl -eano for is-station, a Small'house in the country a o smaller in Polan readthbalteeenepsil for Queen Anne and the Whigs. - Little Mary was, b~orn in anl 1.700;'- and:-amoong -her early recollections wasi ant irruptionfa into the paternal Mansion ...
... operations; and are willing to assist them by ever means in their power. On this subject, accordj,, t, the eloquent Doctor, Whig and Tory a' agree ?? it matters not which party is in- power, as they a:e equally friendly to these useful institutions, of ...
... Government themselves when they were out of office. He had always protested against that blind and suicidal policy of the Whigs by which they refused concession after concession until they had disgusted and broken up their party. They aimed at resuscitating ...
... MUZZLING. In the art of official muzzling the Whigs have always shone pre-eminent. Their political forgiveness knows no bounds. Never yet was there a troublesome member of their own side whom at some convenient period they did not tongue-tie at the expense ...
... exercised in a spirit; at once attached himself to the liberal party . steadfastly adhered till his death. Helweatae. briffiaht Mad Whig leaders the bar at that, )lerfc, Unrray, Moncmff, Cockborn, and Fullerton ad how competent he was take h(s with sooial interooune ...