... 2139984 Total deficiency in five years 7308062 The expenditure risen from £45000000 1836 to more than £50000000 in 1842 and the Whigs having no - - effectual majority Parliament not being able to propose would it unquestionably whether unpopuiar and having ...

... are secretly banded in the execution of the terrible crimes which have disgraced the country.” The Linen Trade.—The Northern Whig” of Saturday observes:—“ln our local trade there has bee® a further rise in the price of yarns and linens, and considerable ...

... elected for the borough of Stoke-upon-Trent in the year 1841, and creqinned to represent it until his death. In politics be was a Whig, and something more. Inheriting some of his father's talent as a political economist, he dietinguished himself u the author ...

... ai.d India China silver Plate. Perfumety. Cablhet sad Leath. r Goods. Clocks sod tursepicoes. et.tionery, Toys. St' .10, and Whig.. Bronzes. Bohemia° G.s. Cutlery. Merrehautua. hapito•!le A FINE ASSORTMENT OE OPERA AND OTHER GLASSES, MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ...

... &c., will kept at the Establishment, and all instructions received confidentially attended to. TO-MORROW’ WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG WILL CONTAIN ALL THE LATEST AMERICAN WAR NEWS: The Battle in Virginia—Another Confederate Ram— Starvation and Pestilence in ...

... command, capturing the Federal army of East Tennes- } tion, by General Klapka :— “Your voice, General Garibaldi, \t see.” The Whig anc 1 Richmond Examiner of the 9th would have found an echo if you had utter red the warery at the inst. ive the important ...

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... lihertT, as her husband vas lying at home dead, having expired on the previous day. She is a jewel of • wife certainly.— ortisru Whig. ...

... future ages how much beyond mere inconvenience may entailed disregard of moral law.— nmu. T«« Convict (Icrdman.—The Xirthtm Whig of Tbarsday that Wiliiaoß Herdman, whose sentence was com Bated froaa death penal servitude fo- life, was removed from the ...

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... aled : Is bill &sifts& sift mei oso would Is • of *obeli. use being noels of every hour of ar. seems ' will be no delay ue Whig as officer if the gereemest sot we could war tkos as. eligible la rosseeste The abject hr to establish 0.-aisleslion for the ...

... were repulsed with heavy slaughter. With reference to the destruction of the Arkansas, we find the following in the “Richmond Whig” August 9: —The Confederate sloop war Arkansas, Lieutenant H. K. Steven, of South Carolina, commanding, left Vicksburg Monday ...