... while the name of Mr. Nicholas Donovan before the electors of this borongh aa probable candidate, no other Liberal, whether Whig or independent, national, has chance of being accepted his fellow townsmen.—Kerry Evening Pott. Aodbsss and Presentation to ...

... Wiliiatu-* ■ m Katnika. ng-d •.'apt W dliam-s . -newfui Hot, - , yra . •> dlurlmg’s, Buckskin. yrs, J Bret.a g Bcb-etßaMVer,'» yr« WHIG API'otNTMKNTS- Tbe following fa- t« may I-' inserting to our ■ W K inored uowillinfly from Iba board CusUjoas to tbo coinp ...

... anothers atepa until they got eafe to Cambridge House. !n of an.early dissolution of Parliament a company baa been rally tho Whigs. is called the •* Political Clap Trap company. directors named under tohri-jucl which can easily seen through. They arc, ...

... have still chance of peacefully mingling | with whites—rely upon Macaulay’s prophecy , for illustrious rhetorician of the Whigs must read, old women read dreams, contraries. the day will come when amid the rums the la-t native pali a solitary London ...

... declared dividend of 7 per cent to investing shareholder*. Some routine having been disposed of, meeting separated. —Northern Whig. Novel Proclamation of Banns.—ln a parish church within hundred mile* of Ediokillic, a fow Sundays ago, there service, and ...

... TV-v .in-l-ouml know b.-ttcr and rather t-. | sociution have best fooling* towards operative -no no I hoar.’ Let llmra blame Whig Government for not I otbcr .-inyt.-t of J.inldiug-*. Now. have heard v- to- ■' ■■*• h ine-Ai.)-.- -n, . It), s. lho«o « ~ose ...

... l that they wuul-i nut >uql any —o‘|*e« - iallf * Whig tioveruinoitt—in ftw-t, ho «uuioneut «>f Lord Palmerston —as opponent of P-d--meratou's foreign policy. A the o ...

... 'rderof has lake, i«,« bank, V*.-) withdrawn Ua.-te that the offeoo* In- hoard an! dec. ../.mX the p.-jic. having weighed the Whigs and Four I,mo* more h© faced hi* board the *b.p. and were thence transferred £M•; M.,t.-* was held tn© lemperanco Hall Marl- ...