... sood slowest by the owser of the mid Tweet; ie. wiling able et at the *weerd abs said re,el is Min alma am tie terms of tie al Whig or Ms, mai* That this Irs lam is sr OM, is use may at lisamadllsra Is Ise amine and AA es have irwialtip said pada, or is dip ...

... up to the hour of publication. It contains • list with upwardsof 600 different prices of articles of daffy consumption, ass Whig heads of fan ilies in their selection of the Tar ions goods requireei in the to make mu Ii a choice, bassi( upon lid excellence ...

... as Ile holm et rosolpi kr lie Ile el• Ma = lolloitaor. he hewed olhorothe thoj i = ta47/1 irk wisoololho. he ear pods and • Whig 11.-111.0. ...

... 19th inst., at eleven o'clock, Iltjhath. :Busrioioa or tp*/4 2 plp named James had been ancskellbli Oarmillmn,. by • rant of Whig As w=pgarel found 'Open and to gaol, for saaninatioin, r d e isolsargid . yestorday, by T. 0. 44ser.s a t, being no evident* ...

... , whisk was worth OW, dropping wax. dud. Th• hen* frightfully WilrOde eke The weather being One, aid attendance Ten horns Whig wool amalease, but business wee transacted, and is his body. pion of all art*. maimed —..ersins DM tre - m - e - I amil ...

... —GEORGIN ROYAL HOTEL and COMMERCIAL HOUSE Owaintereisl Gentlemen will hod here first-rate o laiion at inudeiate charges. GUiwil. &Whig am! Postiag. XrILFORD.—THE LORI) NELSON iVI HOTEL. - leguitieg CARRIAGES sad HORSES irou cao order name iq Tetegr4m tor 1. ...

... street; Greenland, High -street; Elam, H. Lock; Ebbw Put titt Bleak J. Prins, Glyn Neet h • Mr. James; Bryiteadriller, Thomas; Whig' !and, Mr. David Evans: Jahn Jon' Oardig 2, Arcade ; Aberdare, Merthyr Tydf I, High-street; Meath, 24, Mewatreet. ' OFFICES: ...

... SHAITOOINO D PROITHPLIB. W. H. as Aorsay is _Leak:, whom arnsitematp ms OD WlWoid Bo: a to Ptaltroko so ladies or dandas of C Whig tiadi pass* ab Mos then hoe of irrsimaftre ono m as 10480110011,111 ma at d zitlz zoidi,, wiso, . _ . Ika. _Japi DEt iG ...

... constitution of the board adversely to the repeated remonstrances of the Irish people, is one of those problems which abound in Whig administration, and which are yet to be solved. Alluding to the Galway Line, the Freeman says: The Directory have nobly performed ...

... is Whi g , but with a moredeeided tendency towards reforms at home and the exteneion of orderly freed m abroad than the old Whigs were suppOsed to have. Since its establishment, however, in 1828, it hassubordinated all party interests to general welfare ...

... re=slaved. insesustioss to immediately arty (tit la Missouri. The prop,rty MsbOsille asesestion is estimated at fifty dilsre) : 1 Whig says that the expenses of Confederate Government since the of the war to August of this year sissuoted to 347,000,000 dollars ...

... address? Is Lowe the wisest man in the world And the spirits answered, Yes.'' Will the Tories ever take office again, And the Whigs to the left side go ? Can Sir Robert Peel be impertinent ? Or Sir Cornewall Lewis slow ? Can the Theses by any chance be wrong ...