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... ILA[ CCUIVATION IN (VINLAND. The Northern Whig states that this year a considerable increase has been made in the breadth of land sown with flax in Ulster, and that the young healed is looking very healthy. lIIRIK4 TIIN DM' FRIEND& The Medical Time* states ...
... broken to pieces—their fences laid waste and their homes in flames. &c, &c, &c, &c. SHINPLASTERS RICHMOND. (From the Richmond Whig, Mag 4.) Shinplasters again deluge the city. The refusal of the State and the Confederate authorities to authorise the issue ...
... Death and the pitchfork have made such havoc among the members of the Cabinet in the House of Commons, and the exigencies of Whig traditions have made it so difficult to replace them, that they can now present but three proininent figures in that House ...
... alluding to it, and the Premier's star being in the ascendant, Lord Grey has been exiled front office. It is quite true that the Whig Government have given every appointment they could well bestow on every member of Lord Grey's family, as some sort of compensation ...
... The contest was memorable one. Sir Culling was opposed by Edmund Beckett Denison, who won the election coalition of high Whigs and Tories, many being influenced in his favour by the fact that he had previously represented the Riding, and had considerably ...
... instead of the present, and not to be guided, as they ought to be, by the lemons they have learnt from the past. politics he in a Whig. and so thoroughly a Pahnerstoniata that he has come to be called in the House Pa lmerston's Shadow. He was by the noble ...
... Established Church would care to see a protracted and weakening war within her pale originated by the doubtful letter writing of a Whig Secretary of State. A protest was not out of place, and a protest has been urged as far as it could—within the very doors of ...
... to the fund now in course o. collection for the families of the crew of the ill-fated Orpheus Distress Ulster.—The Northern Whig states that the distress from want of employment amongst the hand loom cotton weavers and embroiderers in Lister increasing ...
... money, owing to Lancashire distress and American war, tight, and everybody complaining.— Edmund Fates'' in the Northern Whig. Gorf.d Death by Bull.—On Tuesday, Mr Myers' coroner, held an inquest at Greenhrlgh, in the Fylde, a* few miles from Preston ...