... st Is of Pint Quality, having porrhased honey and stud D. R. wools partio.darly draw stardom to his bottled end Porter, they Whig from the dot *lmps, and ho dent. log meat sitentlon to .t shim always In prime ecndtilon. ARCHIBALD WEIR, LADIES' AND °Ernsmum ...

... price, should trial of the above. A. li. & Cu. ere getting orders for this Tea from and parte of England, parties in England &Whig • considerable raving in getting their Teas direct front A. M. & Co. Their 4.1 Teo, la of in l'rice, is truly • Delicious Tea ...

... Legislature to bo eschewed by tho nation. Mr Knight might therefore have somewhat abated the enthusiasm with which records the Whig victory of 1832. But in a popular history it was perhaps necessary to a little demonstrative on this special point, and we ...

... party of the basis of ion. But it did not become the pupil of Peel when he re- collected w statesman to sa. di isplaced 80, a Whig Government, He buped the noble Lord w ever, give an explanation with his usual for he that if France was annin 80 as to ex- ...

... and we are still at a loss, as much as we were imniueiately after its delivery, to dis. ;)over why it was delivered. Neither Whigs, IRadicals, noi Tories can penetrate the mystery. [ I may say, ho wever, thsat to the latter section the Isp eech lwas, and ...

... THE TWO _BELFAST _MURDERS THE following details _of _these tragic _occurrences ate _given by the _Nbrffvem Whig . — _THE MCBDZB OF MB HEBDMAIT . • _Belfast _baa never _before _known such _, a hideous crime _. . Pray God _. we may never _know _such another ...

... gospel every community of human beings, independent of the caprice and prejudice of those around him —was explained that eminent Whig in terms almost touchingly eloquent. That has lent the prestige of his name many subsequent occasions to a set of men bent ...

... Regi. sent —Colonel Steel, CB., cornmlnding. . Two hl t BELFAST. —BELFAST, Evening. evening, at a quarter to six, the Nerdera Whig, John tieriman, Eq., one of the wealthiest and most reepectable merchants of this town, was murdered within a hundred yards ...

... basis of praisetin ; but it did not become the pupil of Peel to say when he recollected how that statesman had displaced a Whig Government. He hoped the Noble Lori would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankner • for he agreed that, if France ...

... has Conservative party. Tohismindthelong agitationof 118 this question, which had been the subject of Bills an proposed by Whig and Tory Governments in vain, was proof that the question was not ripe for set. tlement. He affrmed that the Conservatives ...

... basis of protection ; but it did not become the pupil of Peel to say so, when recollected how that statesman had displaced Whig Government. Ho hoped the noble Lord would, however, give an explanation with bis usual frankness ; for he agreed thut if France ...

... of the Con- er»ati?e parly. To his mind the long agitation of ibi* question, which had been the subject of bills proposed by Whig and Tory Governments vain, was proof that the question was not ripe for settlenient. or that the pretext for legislation was ...