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... THE AKMY. rates Theo London Gazette of Friday does not con! | prices Whig | military promotions = exch: — J — oe ...

... trornew-General. the tri ——— ready | murder of Wilgar, has been postponed t! fairs. | Assizes.—Northern Whig. the SHIPPING CASUALTY. ench we treat Faiwar Morxinc.—Tbe Mary ...

... helds o which prospect of ample remuneration to the fortur an in- ducer. For foreign flax higher prices are q ing Northera Whig of this dan. is de so the CATHOLIC NCE. Croxparxis New Sunday Shares rend morrow) the New Church of the Immacu ordera, ception ...

... » Mice ma atu ig tale reported, but for coarse medium qualities hold | a rub to submit to lower figures.— Northern Whig of nlight 1 addi- ed her THE STATE OF NANKIN, News from Nankin is upto the 17th of F uching at which dateher ship Kenard cam “9 he ...

... be unjust to the Whig party for se: ider- in past Ireland and to the cause of Rist- gious and civil freedom. We must therefor neraj press our dissent from Mr. who, bad | speech on Friday night, declared in effect tha f the | Whigs deserved no credit ...

... pric ANT. prices and stocks in very moderate bounds. sold in advance. it was Flax rather improving in quality at m Eorthern Whig of this day. gland, THE NAVY. e that Tne Court or on ] eeting R.N.—Kelative to the recent court of s lord with regard to alleged ...

... poles having been done by the s lo the Tipperary Free Press rel be- ras the CHAPLAINS IN UNION WORKHOU: 's pub The Northera Whig saye:—* We have hithe ts will stained from commenting u nthe point in addi- between the Belfast Board Guardians and | though ...

... devised t ail his servants. lyame, tamily, and legacies are left to —— —— Bank pposed THE LINEN TRADE. of the The Northern Whig of this day say posing “We have much pleasure in noting that con Liver- able activity ¢ xisted in the warerooms week, an d ...

... ous Peace’ jupe of paper of evening by giviag a li excellent pretates who have been raised to | episcopal bench by successive Whig ministre ¢ added to the list, and have ment! might bi b black fact that no less than 25 of the 30 deans of y orna tablished ...

... adopted the best able means of remedy. The Daily Express, in discussing the consequences of this election, says :— “ The Irish Whig or ‘ Liberal’ party reads the | — the Longford Election in a way of its own, an found @ judicious interpreter in the Dublin ...

... College, 3. Ab ed asa not become a practising Barrister until severa ure, the after he had been called. Mr. Crampton bi *a Whig and something more” when, in 1832, to the | came a candidate for the representation of t! noe, Ne versity of Dublin as a collsague ...