... eclipse of the jeer in September, bot it will ADS gmedkekg • few rohbens br kali mad ley en, and perhaps el lie On the whole, Whig epsake In an manner of next pun To the of the French, ,411 be deans* peptises. for he be we* Weed up yas* wed an with of ...

... what de yaw to We t • letter, wideleeed by • Celibate he the Chitreh contemn • piteous expreedead repel the patron' of church Whigs as medic he peeved needegem &mow the doggy. Bedtime blahs laCelemble The edebele would tam— • toupollts. Is • 01111•10 NOW ...

... Reform Bill, of Lord Russell's second prime I It saw not light In answer to the nation's need or call, But one time, when old Whig chance of °Mee bad Asa tab to catch the below the gangway wail let fall• sods election atml gel ammo fur the land of talk called ...

... found in and about Larne to give . 4s or 5s per annum—twelve papers could be sup • plied—da i lies and weeklies, Ste—vre., the Whig, News- Letter, Morning Belfast 7 elegraph, Illtatrated News, l'unch, two or three Monthlies, one Quarterly, Chamber's Journal ...

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... last announce the death of the Rev. Dr. Edgar, which took place in Dublin on the previous day. As expressed by the Northern Whig, Dr. Edgar has done more than any other member of the General Assembly for the extension of the Preab)tenan Church in Ireland ...

... a steady Woo pro la comfit]On met a falr awl the modi rate o. odor Irma prerwel l before the tb3 31.1 01 .1 on and arrivals Whig Mat ihm SOIIS whilst =bob 'I he rided steady, with a ler IMP and f • offililL Inn ir There wee a toe malt at late a realtemi ...

... The other eminent man. who died on the 16th of June, at the age 81, Colonel William Winston &nun, of Wa.hington. a prominent Whig, and always anugoniatn to G.II• rat Cam. Colonel Seaton belonged to the firm of Gates and Seaton, who established the 11,4 ...

... such a flagrant violation of the usages of society. A PARAGRAPH in our last, from A New Zealand correspondent of the Aorthern Whig, announced the disappearance of Mr. James Tweed, of the firm of 11a51itt & Tweed, of Dunstan, Otago. From the circuuenancea ...

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... production to which we refer has met with a very favourable reception, and has been highly complimented by the press. The Northern Whig observes:— His remallt; are generally sound, and the circuitlion el his pamphlet among might do good. The b'arnieri Gazette ...

... observe that the really serious dan g er to the Church wee to be detected not so much in the desertion of the bishope by the Whigs as in the desertion of their wigs by the bishops. Within thirty years a wig-wearing prelate becomes a rarity. A similar though ...