... composed principally of phosphate of ami the the husks oats. I his i atonr, it may he called, was the the horse’* death. Northern Whig, BRXOIIT AT LEEDS. (t'ROM THE GT.OUE.) O Democrat famous, who fain would’st reclaim ui From fancying England governed aright ...

... the Manchester Guardian says Lord Clarendon’s health is said to be seriously undermined ; and the reversionary holies the Whigs, since the damage done the administrative prestige of the Duke of Somerset recent disclosures, once more turn towards Lord ...

... votes, or whether lias not positively acted injuriously her, before recommend the men Ulster to fete the financier whom the Whig delights honor. The Austrian Government appears be wavering in its licy_in fact, to have no settled course resolved on. arc ...

... rather than of inception, and lies for the inspection the enrions, somewhat imperfectly presented in the columns of the Northern Whig. I.ikc two competing playhouses, the capitals of Ireland and of Ulster, it is hoped, may pit their rival “stars,” the one against ...

... Is,-.king to the fall in the prices of n.r,was proposed by Mr. M'Auley, and seconded by 0 =e nv. Iby la-g. nnm- order signed whig rail'd again., the Catholic Mr. Waldron.” ! mid;; Wff u^';;|nl U mC,U ° • »Cfp ami also the Increosi* represented by official ...

... the highest degree and sympathy of the Roman people, tion Act, 1866,” it is among other things provided that the stitutional Whig of the most moderate type; and, even There is every reason to hope that she will recover shortly expenses incurred carrying ...