... ted. The Herald would have ferred relief to the English of tivator, aad com stall leaves the financial legislation of the Whigs - pa The does not deny that of the ok the Exchequer is li ely to ficial to the’country, but, in the face of what might have ...

... Balquliidder, Archd. Sicwart, Beq, General ot ohn F. Macfarian, 2q. , On the Inst., by the Rev. nites lee, Da) Finlay, eq, Whig, Belfast, to Janet, elacst ussel, Exq , of the Scotsman. Rev. Sir Henry Momere' Hart the 20th DD., Adam by the New South Wates ...

... then Governor of his closely balanced State, after a spirited canvass ; for Tennessee was then preponderantly a Whig State, and ber Whigs always ran for Governor one of their ablest and cleverest debaters. Johuston had always very ardent and active democrat ...

... to the | Bank on Saturday, besides 20,000 sovereigas Alexandria. £7900 in gold was sent inte the Bank to-day. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports as fol- lows on the trade of the week :-— ‘The quantities of flax appearing in kets continue ; and, whilst ...

... his party, that by general consent he received the Whig vote for the Speakership. The great contest of 1840 was now drawing on, and began to engross the atten- tion of persons in political life. Whig candidates were nominated in November, and discussions ...

... his party, that by general consent he received the Whig vote for the Speakership. The great contest of 1540 was now drawing on, and began to engross the atten tion of persons in political life. Whig candidate were nominated in November, and discussions ...

... the late John to Christina Johustone, eldest on the 20th inst., by the Rev rt Lee, DD Finlay, Esq., proprietor of the Nor n Whig, Belfast, to J anet, eldest daughier 23 Duke Street, Edinb: on the 2th inst., by the Bev. Sir Henry W: , D.D., Adam Murray ...

... stem of thefts from shops, as 58 pawn tickets for new lodged in pledge were found on her person and in her house. Tus or city Whigs are already busy in view of the general election. Mr Biack is to retire, so goes the rumour, and Sir Wm. Gibson-Craig is to ...

... £31,285, or about 5} per ceut , while the mileage increase in the interval has been a little over 5 per cent. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports as to the trade of the week :-— In there is still no improvement in business, and prices have con to ne ...

... will be realised. Sir R. to the Government Birch, late ia, is Chairman of the Di of Saturday has the follow- i The Northern Whig remarks on the local Linen trade :— market for Linens is still very , aod lower. Almost no business fer bas continued without ...

... at 13 to 15. Bank Shares firm. Alliance quoted at Scarcely anything doing in Miscelianeous, quotations steady. The Northern Whig of Monday observes :— There ts still very little doing’in linens, though a 1 much better favourable re ing ester. by the from ...

... pushed towards Lynchburg. He is very confident of receiving Lee’s surrender, together with the rest of his army. The Richmond Whig, now a Union paper, says the evacuation of the city had m progressing for a month. The people, however, refused to believe ...