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... 25th Regiment to desert the service and pr-aceed New York, with the view of entering the Federal army. The Linen —The Northern Whig” of Saturday observes—ln to day’s linen market fair busine.-s was done, and rough and low goods were in demand. Prices are ...
... public-kouaca id Irclaod tb« w .A into law, be will intfjdjoe aucb a utU* the Huuae of Commona. Th* Li9K5 Tbadk.—Tbe “Northern Whig” of Saturday, eaye—Since our laet believe that can obaerre some symptoms of a return the linen trade, while there is at lr*et ...
... Mr MToliocb first got the office from his editorial conne 'ion with our cont*mi»orary and the t-ervices rend to him by the Whig party in Edinburgh ; and certainly Mr Hun.-m-I, imilior connections and seryi* e*. merits any berth the Mans arc in a position ...
... Ws =thew leered • beg. 4. Her hid Waldor f., U. Wag erred William hub& fmn.. and Ultimate of Charlet Fen. lb. Lod .11 the Whig putt. if th. Prises of die benefit .4 her instruction& br irked b ref Ws bee edecated in lain C.U.C. —At a epeeist meeting ...
... Inglis, daughter William Inglis, Esq., of Edinburgh, tne friend and intimate Charles Fox, the late Lord Panmure, and all the Whig party. The late Lady Duff, mother Lord Fife, was her aunt, and she has been preceptress the royal children Spain for some years ...
... lowa. maw-WIT for oats oat boa*. Od to 01 Buie; 54 IC., . Ow. 40 l4 04 na..: 140 11 1 13 &sately arra.' Moeda,. gad longs urea Whig Report—Warr, Iles. .1.4 6w. Pre* liberal wheat. moderato of cob, en»ll Soar sad barley. Very thin barn. or hale I. sorban. ...
... moans and cries, rather than to l»e taken into counsel for its wiadom-but for all that true human soul. What have politic*, a* Whig. Tory, and Radical have shaped them this latter half the nineteenth century, do with *o indecorous and obtrusive an apparition ...