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... WOOL MARICIIT.—Notrosy. A rather better Whig bee wooled., sad slim* isaressal, palms et all deordellsee rails The public of °osmoses es day ant, the °rd. ...
... consisting o upwards of 3,000 pew and second hand Violins, Viek cellos, Guitars, sanjos, Tamborines, Nigger Bones, Clappe - Whigs. &e. (Violin, Guitar, Viollonce Castanets, Nigger's nd Harp strings, ( Bird ...
... 3,000 new and second hand Violins, Violoncellos, Guitars, sanjos, Tamborines, Nigger Bones, Clappers, Castanets, Nigger's Whigs, &e. (Violin, Guitar, Violloncello, Doutie bass, Banjo, and H-vg llfllgt. Gut, acribelle and silvovot:lntu. Fifes, Pandean Pipes ...
... election has been wise one ; —first creating dissention in the Liberal ranks and then stepping into the breach. A few ot our Whig friends pretend to treat the movement with contempt, as they do everything that they do not themselves initiate. That the new ...
... vaoent while the Derby Adminiitratiim were in office, but immediately the Whig Adminietrnlion coming into power they were filled np by the Duke Somenel, with a view to ■lrengthen tho Whig elameot in the borongh of Devonporl. Another urged tba hon. gentleman ...
... l&vnrd‘o’ 3,000 new and second hand Violins, Violoncellos, Guitars, sanjos, Tamborines, Nigger Bones, Clappers, Castapets, .‘IEP'I Whigs, &e. (Violin, Guitar, Violloncello, Double Fass, njo, and Harp strings, Gut, acribeile and silvered), Flutes, Fifes, Pandean ...
... sash yens IlWesty% faithful loadethiag (PLiketkin() the sweaty of express! yr Itself freally and Mims reserve towards its Whig lath. sane .11k. by it bees sheens. A war er m t le eperter assabare will great , tooldeses reigns betwees 1 . 1 will be weed ...
... “ Canvas-books arc never t*» Ik* traaied. The Whig IsH.ks showed majority of liflv; the Consen alive agents boasted maj three hundred. At (he next general election it is more than probable that the Whigs will regain th**»r seats, notwitlutamliug this ...
... cost ultimately comes out of the pockets of the masters. London Review. X .? ft ttingto be the order of the day. The Qumcy Whig notices one which took nlace the a? d M - , M - Nichols, thatcity. a days ago The gifts were water pails n d cradles, Clothes ...
... ungracious affront to the House of Commons, which could no possible service to any one. In a word, it was simply a piece of Whig sulkiness. The papers are now before us, the shape a pamphlet of 70 pages; Messrs. Laird have done exact:y what their persecutors ...
... ? If they be necessary, wby have they been so contumeliously and scurvily treated, though upon system and principle, by Whig Secretaries at War for years past The Premier's civility to Wednesday's deputation hardly reply to these questions. Public ...
... stated letter from the agent of the property, Mr. David Woods, to the editor of the Ulster Observer, which appeared in the Whig and News. The Ballymorphy estate was purchased by Mr. Hamilton some time before tho year 183 G. He found !wo joint tenants ...