... appoints as universal heir his nephew. Antonio Ferreira doe Santee. CURIOUS • I n the j shot a northern county (says the Northern Whig), considered one the but managed institutions of its kind in Ireland, a gentleman at present undergoing a sentence of twelve ...

... ear Thai Anti, And hoe we Add • *pew Asd ei the *Wart awe are grows net . ( W hest tldnp are Drown the duD Wiee lie leave Whig lane. bin If, ere the duly, 1 who her bang and truly Should fiat and fan, the strung and brave, Lest I will pray in loving ...

... third, 124 to 124} South. 74_10714 ; Manchester and Sheffield, Metropolitau, 131 i to 122. Lando!' ton are Est , at 89 to 111, Whig decline o The basket for &bee of limo hi British porsadona is steady. Grand Trunk of Matadi are 214 to 22, and Great Western ...

... Vioe•Chanoellor Stuart held • stain at tie Re& Court, to hear as appeal from ea order by Peek% bis chief desk, Weave to die Whig of the Coatreet Oorporatioa Cola . !lone of the bed wiebM fiebekbOin- Mad ell and semis the Cher ins amnia*. mile Vat Wide ...

... near tr. His Wisp weeks es Wabissday ►e was =lull with a seven Mask apoplexy, revisal* never Ho we in his seventieth year. He Whig, and held office as Sir F. Bar*/ wader several Liberal Adinisistraiions. He was Chancellor of the Exchequer In Lord Melbourne's ...

... than his extra-parliamentary tratory. It is not for anything he ever uttered from his place in the Douse of Commons that the Whigs look on him with genteel a suspicion, and the Tories with uo deep a hatred ; he it suspected and he is hated chiefly for those ...

... fine elicit,. WM% by goad the ltsb cat. his the of the Wang patina Jevons' el 'Thin of bolos tone baring hen she a quail of Whig, and Obureb thin a ' Vo- They WWI to *NW Ito .' Mr Abe b Treatise the , Inv' ' Tile Geology of Fife the to Masers as of glom* ...

... we path, end undee, 25 ; apparent *any. Illi no i s average about per quarte r k dearer.anchor on The and was seepelled to Whig up to w an rese ♦ th bound from St mower l ib . Chagos Cunha, 12a. Central th e foreign arrivals into London last wee owes ...

... Asaifa* was held yesterday, in ewe Mesas Palmer Boa's Anna. show in every department was excellent, the wincipal exhibitors Whig Mr Elliot, Mr Carlyle, Kinument ; Mr Greenlee% Kinton ; and Mrs Nicholson Hillside, Annan. There was a large nu m ber of visitors ...

... passing of the Reform Bill. The deficiency was European, and it resulted in two Revolutions. That Bill seemed to give the Whigs an interminable lean of power; but from 1838 to 1841 we had a series of bed harvests again, which brought politicians so completely ...

... respect we are clearly stronger than we were twelve moLths ago. We have got rid for ever, it is to be hoped, of two powerful Whigs, each of whem placed in fiat panda position where he could Inflict the greeting amount of damage upon his country. led Rumen ...

... railway returns of the Kingdom fur the week ending inst., with the corresponding week of bet per, show an increase of only £6681, Whig A bout three-fourths per sent., while the mileage increase in the interval has been 11, showfug • clear falling of of 1 per ...