... RAILWAY shares. %YEN A FURNESS RAILWAY GE EA T WESTERN 41 Per Cent. Preferring DJ. 44 DEBENTURES. JOHN LAVER, Share Broker, Maw Whig. - 1 - 10 C SALE COUNTESS. & DRAIN &Aral, SL ATER ' and PLASTERERS' LATHS. TIMBER, BOARDS, BATTENS, Re., at Brum mod Timber ...

... displeasure of fellow Liberals by advocating electoral inaction, or even declaring a possible preference for a Tory over a Whig Government, Similar reasons might now influence Catholics to the adoption of that course or the avowal of that preference. ...

... of metal was an insufficient protection against ordnance of this description at close Times. Cost oF “ Law anp 1x Northern Whig calls atte to the enormous cost of “ law In the Civil Service Estimates for and justice” in Ireland. ment the total charze ...

... , which, he contended, ought not to have Austria in her.struggle to up- hold the treaties entered into by all Kurope. ‘Lhe Whig party had never done justice to the people ot Southern Italy ; bat long before this question was again discussed, the bubble ...

... liberal principles, founded common humanity and justice, the triumph of which owe the courage and practical good sense ot tbe Whig party; before the example of a Court, virtuous, humane, and beneficent; the attitude of the British upper classes has a noble ...

... the check too suddeu and too complete. gives way and consents to a compromise. The Herald thinks that of all the episodes of Whig administration the eventual career of the Revised Code is an act discreditable and humiliating, and asks what are we to think ...

... ether reference was mods to the usineueste Poui the . Hall, beim the Mayer. T. Na., and J. Sews, &e., Jabs was ow ble with Whig • deassfor Imo the Royal Re bed 'elided a yearhell at lerei at Weislwiet No wen 21 ef est het high, light eel head He bed hem ...

... ent revs was so -- iTsfasiiien. - sow thought the had advised in appreheriling Ross: Yoe seal it as the ilefeadaat. —Mr. DIN Whig yes when ills man loaves Ms wile sod lend, - to the 7—Mr. 1i 1.1 di him —The wife said she wit Ike wth —Mr. Eels: Yon west ...

... rural Ws and ars et see salisiest to newitr the OM of peat eel whim T. they WM k awl ea se of our peewee. w• taw of •••••••••••whig. of miss to.. the hr the is 'moved Mat we bees riddles* t 0.., by ouriisesibmes et brevity— The on Ma isi veil se we .s? ekes ...

... ou cool reflection re-ret - had used. His passion and violence onsness of a bad cause, and had somewhat , the services the Whig whose emancipation, although carried who had for years opposed it, was real£ ° tions the Liberal party for many years I„7i ...

... unsuspected eloyuenc: that they never made any more obj ction to iis pudlicity. Jotnsen wrote speeches, of course, both for Whigs Tories, bu, suid the Dean, he hated the Woiss cordia'ly, being himse!f a Tory, ant he teck precious eare in free Wrote those ...

... upon the line. The jury, having been left alone for a few minutes, returned • verdict. of Aceiilsatal Death. ' A thour.—Ger Whig sontemporary has made the following wonderful dies - leery :—A ! few days ago as • woo levelling the garden j near Durranbill ...