... spirit lowered by the laudanum. Mr. Fox was aerrous before so, I hive beard, was Lord Piunket. A distinjuialiod member of the Whig party, cow more, , ; and who was himself one of the most sensitive of men. and , one of ♦he most attractive of orator*, told ...

... rehire. tor the espied iwitneed, but OW% Is the want of timely walla of raft er the vety Mu of *tweet be adthowee. bete Mid case Whig at vales. Ths oltiset at the is is ell ie the of the wed& it the Mewl_ by ea of Ihqthsh ila be Mobil by ea swims when imposiewres6 ...

... free. la. &L CASSELL'S FRENCH and ENGLISH MCTIONARY. nice 9a Cil., poet free. Ins. NI. .' heap alnico. Tull valnalike work to Whig re-issued Is We. kly Numbers, pd. Id. escb, io consoler with C/L1• ILSA;O- FA.IIII.T raras VASSELL'S LESSONS in GERMAN. ...

... bales. Quotations are :—Tantlee, No. 1 and 2, 400 to 490 tub, nominal; No. 3, 170 to tub. Comm—Then have been DO reported Whig the fortnight, and rates remain as last quoted. Dsoos.—The Macao market is thus reported upon. Cassia lignot, Toro $l5. 25c ...

... muslin is i better demand, and is very dull. In the sewed m cal trade the activity which we had nv ars | continues.—Northern Whig pa- The Alfred has arrived off the Start, from a bourne, with gold valued at £103,500. led The Integrity barque, from Suoderland ...

... inquiries at the Police-office with respect to the above, but nothing has been heard by the officers there concerning it.—Northern Whig. Terrible Explosion Mexico. —Advices from Havannah to the 22nd ult. were received Now York by the steamship Colombia. A letter ...

... , 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 ...

... TIES, BRACES, UMBRELLAS, Ao., Ac.; And respectfully solicits share of their ADAM MILLIN. THE DAILY NORTHERN WHIG. subscription to the Daily Whig (enlarged in size and reduced in price) as follows, payable in advance:— Three months, £0 6 Six months ...

... _devoted himself almost _entirely to aricultural pursuits ; and _when in 1830 _the _Wellington Ministry was _succeeded by tbc Whig partywith Earl Grey at its _headnml _the _banner of _reform unfurled , Mr Kohertaon _cntcreil with _heart and _soul into ...

... Duke of Wellington (hear, hear). Who was it that put tie fiist feller on the Irish Catholics in !• Was not the Whigs ? (hear, hear). The Whigs had altc'wards for long made capital out ot the question, and over and over again th y deceived fhe Catholic ...

... 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. ...

... the support of his new friends, and said he meant to vote but did not; thereupon at the intercession of Mr. Henry Brand, a Whig whipper-in, Mr. Martin's vote was allowed to stand,— a most unusual course, for even Mr Bouverie, a strong party Liberal, protested ...