... last week. The municipality and pre. hare been inundated with anonymous letters of a The Emperor insists on the wershipality @Whig at foot fresh public works ia ...

... the public mast also see— a very extreme Whig ; and not haring or commanding a single vete in the whole of Inroad Leath Mogha. But who, doubt, knows perfectly well what he is working owinthistrionsly for in the Whig interest. For the present, we say au roroir ...

... several steamers were at ones laid on for Otago. DEATH OF WM. SHARMAN CRAWFORD, ESQ. Belfast, Thursday Evening. —The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsburn, near Belfast, on Thursday afternoon, of Wro. Sharmao Crawford, Esq., J.P., D.L., formerly ...

... at last sleeps well in that final habitation-, where the wicked cease from troubling, and the weary are at rost.—Northern Whig. ...

... and share, in liberal meastire, the respect and regard which were universally entertained for their deceased parent—Northern Whig. . ...

... dreams of governing Ireland by a few obscure dilettanti Whigs, and fails in the common sense to peiceive that the nation has marched past him and them. By powerful family interest half-a-dozen Whigs are still returned to Parliament With these trifling ...

... brother mid LW the Malay lad hot., mover lib Wear mei (As it M hit mid Tb tide If piare of b have when to one it. The 044 boo Whig of it whet we Nat sot tea what le aped is los et bum ; I if bird! ma book Gaol it fM ...

... some time past. Handscutched, for instance, sells at rates from 3d to 8s per stone, and milled 7s to 12s Gd per stone.—Sorthem Whig. ...

... In general the tendency of the rates is upwards—say 6d to 88 9d for handscutched, and 7s to per stone for milled.—Northern Whig. ...

... from I.a •aver air about 5 0014000 arl. • arr. ;ff.,. mon of this month'. con•snental Is the me. market, prinalpally in goods Whig. It is deligh dot to addrets • large audience when the speaker ewe his hearers on great 0re, Seth w.• the lot of the ...

... place at Colchester on Wednesday night. Major lieresford spoke vigorously in favour of maintain® the old party distinction of Whig and Tory. Jervis made some remarks on the war in Amelia His speech was an argument in favour of secession and the duty of England ...

... Hon. G. Byng, however, belongs to that once powerful bnt now rapidly-disappearing section of politicians know.i as the Old Whig Party. When the measure the Government for the re-distribution of seats had been kicked and bandied from one side the House ...