... ete tho - om . not commerc ' prerogative of influencing, if Monopolising the representation of Southampton. a Mangles, the Whig-Radical candidate, the Royal Mail Company, and he wields litional influence of chairman of the South Railway and a director ...

... large quantity of very iron.— Birmengham Daily Post. Tas Carsoric BrsHors AND THe RoMaAN Larrr te short time ago (Worthern Whig) alluded to the tone taken by the Home tion thas the Review (a Roman organ) aa an indica- willing to be with the Ultramontane ...

... would, duet Mr. Miaow wee ware et it, sad be he imbed ape Ow Widner day the era died. The was lbw to view el other evidence Whig edisd. It elided that ethos wi ses t the Damp at poem& way ill. The wen Inklidi admitted la their wont el 60f, sad bpi el ewe ...

... large quantities of oats still out in the corn lands, but in the mountainous districts many fields are yet unreaped.—Northern Whig. The Abolition* of Statute Fairs. The efforts of the Association for supplanting the statute hirings in the agricultural towns ...

... scribed in Belfast towards the relief of Lancashire dis there are only to be found the names of two Roman Catho- lics.— Northern Whig. Tue Potato HaRvEst. —The raising of potatoes has been almost brought to a close over th é greater part of this county, and ...

... loft fr —ln awning oat the seggretlon Ihst In Lam el QM artraisg.—thei d sellsettose et ell the end dispels the Umber every Whig the el the alma It = to in gut the method will sad the triegited is the met Yea dhle, to have a piste or boo tart maroon to ...

... We hope, how. ver, that whoever may be the Queen's Minister* will also he the Prince's Ministers, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, will be ever able to claim that to them belong preferences and likings which, for his sake and for all our ...

... appeal was made to on the subject, but with no better result. THE —Ed SENSATION ” OF THE Day. ” is deci Yates, iu the Northern Whig, says Olmat ip the sensation ot the day. Au;body D skould go at once, for be must break bis Le yshatare night, and killa dozen ...

... to the Town Hall, light the streets, it is turned into party appointment. clerks are wanted for public it is a question of Whig or Tory, Churoh or Chapel. In rindioation the various manieiphl committees, whom these nomination# have been confided during ...

... Corn Exchange men, led on by Mr. George Porter. This year a march was stoles on Mr. Porter's absence in Lredon, mad the old Whig, or the great Blue party, tock possession of Mr. Porter's ward; canvassed actively, and secured the return of their chief ...

... Corn Eschange men, led on by Mr. George Porter. This year • march was etrileu on Mr. Porter's absence in London. and the old Whig. or the great party, hock possession Mr. Porter's ward ; canvassed actively, secured the return of their chief, Mr. Irving ...

... ing assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would i be equal to a declaration of peace, but the Whig places no confidence in their asserti ns. Southern journals a«sert that the Federals were defeated in their expedition to New ...