... per hhd., and prices have advanced on the other side. Extra picked Riga may be quoted 475. 6d. to 50s. per barrel.— Northern Whig. ...

... nauseam his second-hand quotations and the witticisms he has industriously filched from his well thumbed Joe doubt each pompous Whig would have delivered himself of more than his accus toured amount of dullness, and each pert Radical have taxed the patience ...

... PALMER& TON. It is the same story we hear on all hands The popularity of the Prime Minister is admitted in common alike by Whigs and Tories, by Liberals and Conservatives. Listen to what Lord COURTENAY has to say upon this point, when talking even to a ...

... Barnes had told them that the present Parliament was not a very good one; and Mr. Leatham, at Huddersfield, described it as Whig warp, with Tory weft, and mungo and shoddy in its composition (laughter). If that was the composition of it, what could they ...

... received. For the assistance of the Peelites has enabled the Whig party to maintain itself in a false position for fifteen years; and by creating out of the three elements of the Peelites, the Whigs, and the Radicals the mongrel phantasy called Liberalism ...

... the devil, of them be a guide, amoungleg, mad means room the lecture was to with the deepest allenthei. Mr. Spire Fans The Whig of the seed= of further in the Lego rem of the Oddlellows* Hall, as In humour of tide reed smell. gad (agenda. met provided ...

... confirms the answer which bud already given verbally Mr. Lavalctte. EXTRAVAGANCE La»IEV DRESSES. To the Editor of the Northern Whig. Sir, —A great deal has lately been said and written on the subject ol extravagance in dress, in connection with the pre»ent ...

... some marked specimens. As political journalists we may be allowed to select a purely political example. The supremacy of the Whig party in the government of England lasted from 1688 to 1760, a period of seventy-two years; and the supremacy of the Tory party ...

... large is tho chimney, tn., the uppar story, woe on in; and it burned through into • bedroom, • largo spun of the dooviag. and *Whig light to lb. .urnitttro. Several visitors were staying with at* noble at lb. The large staff of sarvante, and the also, throw ...

... et the l'coein of June 2nd, ISt*, I quote the following :—• The time that has elapsed sine. his last election, has wen the Whig government in dung. r. Not to go bath more than a few weeks, we had two critical divisions one on the Paper Duty, where the ...

... FiUsimons. John Barry. Hugh Denning. Johu Woods. Agents wanted erery place where one not been already appointed. Apply the Whig Office. An anfortonate man aometimee eoneoled at the eight of one more miserable than himself. The JoumtU de Constantinople ...

... another neutral port. For example, judging from the tone and tenor of Earl Russell’s latest despatch and the heroics of the Whig journals, one would naturally conclude that under no circumstances could Captain Wilkes have taken the Trent into American ...