... United States are held in high repute by the farmers, as they eat up the grabs and small snads which infest the soil— Northern Whig. ...

... largest; but its greatest curiosity was, it con- tained no fewer than three distinet yolks — Halifax Courier. The Northern Whig states that a few days ago there left Belfast, by the Liverpool steamer, en route for New York, a rather novel consignment ...

... enough” point which oa proposals. It is difflealt to decide which of these Geatlemen of the neigh- which is ij most conducive to Whig and Redical supre trume we should dislike the mest. The macy. Anything likely to fall short of “—Os of their siges that the ...

... physical impossibility of affording room to more than a limited number within circumscribed precincts. Brook's maintains with Whig dignity its inflexible limitation to 500, which excludes of necessity scores of peers and commoners of undeniable eligibility ...

... the Great Eastern, there are several vessels of greater tonnage — the Istrian being a com- paratively narrow ship. — Belfast Whig. A terrible fire occurred on Monday morning in Bryanstone street, Edgware Road, London. The house, numbered Ba, which was let ...

... fmaprov in ite course of passing : but pass ee SS a ph aT 19 graying te Ene tas our of the unreasonableness of the attacks by the Whig and Redical press upon Lord Derby's Ministry fol their consent, in order if possible retain the valuable co-operation of their ...

... 22d March, 1867_ \ REFGRMER. TE. FRANCHISE. —— TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHESTER CHRONICTE.. Sir,—The Tories and. many of the Whigs are very fertile in coining: words and phrases in reference to the eclestive franchise. They have a horror of democracy and ...

... pressure upon the Tories as by bringing forward proposals of their own. In fact the position of Reformers, as distinct from the Whig party, at the present moment must be considered an advantageous one. They may be able to trim the Government bill into a good ...