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... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SATURDAY, FEB. 18.—Whig W. Arrived: Richd. and Erick, Dun. St. Nazaire—lsabella, Paters, Catacolo—Prosperous, Scott, Nantes. Luxor, (s-s,) Brown, from Alexandria, at Beyrout—Tajo, from Barcelona, and cleared for Malaga, &c., at ...
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... 7 means •leo • CAFINOGNE. innaplete. nearly nee , ; r4e.k• for 26 above are mutant.. I,* a .bp. Also &animal good WATER EC !WHIG INS.—Apply Mew*. Earle( WNW/n.17. Liverpool; or 0. :snore. road, Barleahead. ...
... ibipputs of Soo freight a most desirable has cabbie. fitted op Also takes a limited Dumber of in deebbono. LIVERPOOL to SYDNEY. &Whig lA. The beautiful Boston built Clipper MATAURA, in }tench 3394 routine. TM atteetion of shippers M isreitod to this bnutiful ...
... Susan M. Dudinan 745 I)urker,WLindsay & Co 0 Unity 47 Roberts, W Thomas ) Velocity 65 Jones, Cole & Jones 0 Young Hunter 85 Whig, R Walsh 0 ...
... and what he announces he can bring to pass.” There is no denying the justice of this comparison. The Royal speeches of the Whigs are, proverbially, vague, insipid, and unsatisfactory. They are so slovenly in composition that a schoolboy would be ashamed ...
... spread of education than the advocates of a compulsory national system; more for careful constitutional precedent than the Whigs; and more for the spiritual independence of the Church than the 1higheat Tories. He unies, cotton with culture, Meanchenter ...
... now constracted. Tender. are invited for thee* Cellar., in the.. *operate Lou,.. I. The CELLARS in the Basement in the West Whig of the New Exchange Buildings. Collars are ander the New Newth.om, now being erected. They .thaln a superficial area of 6101 ...
... Lord Enfield, entered the House of Commons, some years ago, as the bon. Mr. Byng• he was looked upon as the hope of the old Whigs. He has scarcely realized early promise; but in debate and in committees up stairs he has shown himself to be a sensible and ...
... lies off Mobile. General Terry demanded the surrender - of Wilmington on the 19th. The Richmond papers are very warlike. The Whig says there is no thought of yielding or failing, but it demands that Congress pass the necessary army bills without delay. ...
... member of. Parliament had more influlence with the legislture thn the whele presbytery of, Lan- cahire. Whether they were Whigs or Tories. Conservtives or Radicals ho hoped s4 the next election they would vote for no man who, would not support a measure ...
... his tenants should adopt all .t*he snodern practical inventihns in agricultural .ixnpimesrts. In politica he was a staunch Whig, anu a' flirst, like many other persons having great lanede interest, wan opponed to the repeal of the . eorn laavs, and voted ...