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... Finances of the Goverxment.—A late number of the Richmond Whig gives the following gratifying intelligence. It says:— From one in situation to be well informed, we learn thlt the financial condition the Confederacy is far better than we had supposed ...
... Anticipations of Famine.—The Northern Whig says: —According to the right acceptation of the term, famine** means plainly want of food—a calamity which, thanks to the glorious principles of free trade in corn, is not likely to fall on this country. Want ...
... Belfast. During the last forty years the local press has had its victories, its vicissitudes, and its failures. When the Northern Whig started into existence, on New-year's Day, 1824, the News-lMter and the Chronicle were its only competitors—the Irishman, conducted ...
... the fruit {trade between this country and the Peninsula, and left Ulaagow for Oporto 2nd imt, for cargo dried fruit, —Nortbm Whig. ...
... Springers) and 63rd, on their way to Queenstown, via Dublin, to reinforce their respective corps at Halifax, Nova Scotia.—Northern Whig ...
... Bodel, immediately adjoining the Ring and which brought to light several interesting relics which been hid for ages.—Norton Whig. ...
... body, the Peebles.’’ In sooth, the Whigs and Peebles have, of late, gone to the fab length their tether jobbing for their '• wtuppers-in. Here is a list, which we bebere to tolerably correct:— Mr. Grenville Berkeley (Whig whip), appobted to a permanent Couimi ...
... have painful reason to remember him. To John SadUer and hi® clique Lord Palmerston and the Whigs surrendered Ireland a® prey. The crimes that colleague of the Whigs, and that confidant of Lord Palmerston, lost the borough of Sligo to most popular of Ministries ...
... Faugh-a-Ballagh, is at present shipping a cargo nearly 150 tons of potatoes for Malta, where there is always brisk demand—Northern Whig. ...
... with its parties. should be one whose own interest bound up its prosperity. The greatest insult that could be passed upon the Whig gentry of Ireland, to sj>eak of no others, is, practically, to prove to the world, that there docs not exist among them single ...
... tovoltlio tomoilid Batley rather lower. . :i= k CORE CORN NARKST—Nov. 15. 1111. Whi ed i. ; 216Gl Id I: 33. all oa ria mt.. whig 'es ed 14 211 14t 1 217; 30s. COIL KARICIP—IIos. Plrduk ; sessuer, ; his ; fourths, ifths, ; sixths. 2oeOla zti. FOURTH EDITION ...
... St Lawrence are also overdue, it is to be hoped that favourable intelligence of the Salem will soon be received.— Northern Whig. In the night of the 4th the chapel of the Chateau dorf, the residence the Count Chambord, was plundered of its sacred vases ...