... smanisstwoo a Ishii AdOset, subset whisk le goodakeven letioal r the meth* Sold by dl sad WITHY & 00, Bois Iseseasde ro od Bristol. Whig% thine doi a eis Toataresii ed. posed ss the is Itheed. 2bis 0 feet, will, whoa ems the M ems Ties. Thome edd Nosh only to ...

... to theae gentleman the opinion tha aa Ilaram Alraachid X think all gen tlemoa tin bring their to on I dara ba MIniatry were Whig-Radical next can plainly it ita called of exertion the from aa ie time I write of 160001 to appaara aa It thia gifta of clothing ...

... 18a, 23a, 27a JOHN O. M'GKE * CO., BOYS’ CLOTHIERS, 46, 48, 30, HIGH STREET, Felt ast. FRIENDS ABROAD.—THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG” is the beat and cbeapeat Poper semi, it gives for Twopence week the v.Lolc of seven days’ cews, carefully compil'd and The ...

... and Cbaring-croes. , State or the Chops in Ireland. ---All (he letters of onr correspondents this week, says the Northern Whig, again refer to the check given to the progress of tbe harvest by the broken, nnpropitious weather in the close of last and ...

... her. It i- sad spectacle for her to witness. hat wise men tell that those who sow the wind must reap the whirlwind. The late Whig government grappled with the Fenians home indicting them fc- I ms. a course thought at the time an unwise It would have better ...

... dare say we 'ball bee. well governed by • Conservative Ministry during the se by a Liberal ono, and that were we to have • Whig-Radical °elitist the public would feel no between and nest February. Now that the Cholera is on the decrease we cane.. plainly ...

... dare say we be as well governed by a Conservative Ministry during the recess as by a Liberal one, and that were we to havea Whig-Radical Cabinet the public would feel no difference between this and next February. Now that the Cholera is on the decrease ...

... departments in the late Ministry reserved their best measures as an in- heritance for their successors, if the doctrine of Whig advocates is to be believed. Like a certain place below, the public offices were paved with good intentions, which, in many ...

... Why, Mr. Eves | srthe Cabinet se, The | the office und: Farui- the stepe he had taken and sanctioned in Jamaic done under the Whig Government, who were office when the negro rebellion was put down ; was Parliament, not the Conservatives, that refi bring ...

... Templepatrick, Ards, Glendermott, Dromore, Tyrone, Athlone, Dungannon, Carriokfenus, Dublin, Down, Derry, and Ballymena. —Northern Whig, The Shrievalty. —The state carriage for Mr. Sheriff-Elect Lyoett is being prepared by Messrs. Cor ben snd Bods, Great Queen-street ...

... d by class or party feeling With this writer the country will, future occasion say, and will utter it in small voice : The Whig leaders of the Liberal party have several times tried tbeir hands at the other two questions, and they are the only efforts ...

... as nobody. He may be wise or foolish, What matter ? at the poll His name is there recorded Upon the muster-roll. And whether Whig or Tory Or Adullamite is he, He beats me by a shadow, For I am nobody. As patience is a plaster Most potent for a sore, I ’ll ...