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... It _deals , the _Scottish _'Farmer will be . received as an _important'addition to the _literature of agriculture . Sorlhan Whig . • • - _•• • .. _' : . • _- - • ; : If the numbers already received _, • are a • _talf sample ot _what Is to be _hereafter ...
... SpWsh . _FwrmrvSa _. be _. _received _, as _- an _Important'addition- 'to the ' literature ' -of _agriculture . — _northern Whig . _^ • • -. . : . ; . _•» VB • . _•;» _.=- » s ? - ' ' _.. _i . j ,. _. _j ' . -, If the _numbers , abeady _received are ...
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... to BO do 81. Do. Udd Boot.. do. dd. do BL Do Samar Sotto Lao ad LIM MUM MaBOOMS OP TEI EQUITABLE LOAN 00.01 800'I'LAND. Tki• Whig large Odd °lour. Lnd savor I.ll.—The 11101111 M SQ0•1111. ...
... ey, called to the Upper House in 1822 as Lord Stanley, was chiefly remarkable for the staunchness of his adherence to the Whigs, his great knowledge of ornithology, and his enormous expenditure ; but his eon Edward Geoffry Smith- Stanley, the present ...
... Bethought the Whig party's-he was bound to be impartial, and he wished to be heard elsewhere-(hear, hear)-couduct on this matter was not a credit- able phase in the history of any party-(hear, hear). In the main he supported the Whig party, and had made ...
... STATE OF THE CROPS IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND. The Northern Whig says :-To-day we present our readers with a number of reports on the state of the crops in the North. They have been col- lected with great care by gentlemen of intelligence and integrity, ...
... for life. I think if I were Sir William I should take the judgeship, and for this reason. If the Whig Governmentt were to fail, he would go; but if the Whigs were to come in again would they have Sir Wil- liamn Atherton again for Attorney-General? I doubt ...
... The Bit-Immid Whig says, the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hand the rollingatock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Nei there. Mbmirrippi Central and Mississippi Rais. Over forty engines were loft. The loss, eeationee tie Whig, is localcalably ...
... then in entire possession of Morris Island. No intelligence of this fact, however, conies from any other quarter. The Richmond Whig of the 21d says •—The evacuation of Jackson, Mississippi, left in the hands of the enemy the rolling stock of the New Orleans ...
... hod barn Secretary of State nadir Pitt) died, Vsoceenat N.rmsody beam. know° as Earl of Molgrave. In tb. ad:writs year the Whigs root him to Janis Hummer; next lest he roomed to to nom Lad Caritas es Lod Privy Seal ; end In tan next he went to se Lord ...
... counsels and such influences prevail with the had of the Government '? THE SOCTUZIIN NAVY. Under this heading the Richmond Whig says :— The recent decision by the Lord Chief Baron of England in the case of the Alexandra, is wortby of the special attention ...