... so that harvest work could be proceeded with, we might ceunt with eenfidence on an excellent yield all over the nort. -fri03 Whig. ...

... fact that a reform bill has now been passed, whereas . all other pre- vious attempts ended in failure. ;[e abhorred the old Whig policy of bringing up an important ques- tion to a certain point and then- shelving it, and so he determined to defeat the ...

... TEE LOSS OF. A YACHT NEAR l 1. . BELFAST. 'HEARTRENDING STORY. The Xorthern. Whig publishes the following particulars of the loss of the yacht Tana :-On Tuesday morning last the vessel put out to sea at Greenock, and about one o'olock passed the Tail ...

... tespeoted the peculiarities :dE each other, and'have been 'ready, on. many ;ocoasions, to meet on neutral ground, ta'lub 'together, Whig, To0y, and'Radfical, 0huslhman iand Dissenter, peer and tradesman, for works of local or general utility, but especially for ...

... -1'irn. PARTY POLITICS IN IRELAND. -The trampet has been blown in Zion. Lord Russell has wade ready the harness of the old Whig champions, and invites Mr. Disraeli to meet him next session on the battle-ground of the Irish difficulty. Already he seems ...