... £3: brought to bear upon him to y his money t{*b. wb out this condition. It seeom e I as Mr. Moore Was wh at ?? ial)he enl Whigs were, Isq DezaIo lhter)-brit. it. Dt was found that thelr Iteaeter'had more of tle. in fllntthan the spoagn n bls'sompositlonandhe ...

... There is no change to report in either the demand or the price of Dutch seed. Prices are from 92s. Gd. to lOs. 6di per ?? Whig. WOOL AND WORSTED, BsADnFORD, Monday.-The inquiry for wool has been quiet at our market to-day, consumers having well sup- ...

... were mrn uninsuted, and Mr. Forsithe snd. his fanily ave by the' E; occurrencebeenleft in a destitute condxtiou.-;lortsesn, al Whig. EIOU-S1 Oy CHARITY FOR DISTIESRED PEIBS, Wj 1. GBrEF-ascRHT, SoRo ?? meeting of' this charity took place last night, when ...

... very fond of apples and nine things. One day he went out for a walk with his friend Cecil, and passed by the orchard of Farmer Whig, when the trees were covered with beautifulripe frmit. See. said Beujalmin, ?? what fine apples are there, let us climb ...

... culture considered all subjects connected with agricnlture, and it included members of all parties;- whether the memn- bers were Whig-, Tory, or Conservative, it mattered not, for they disregarded all party feelings. There had beeni lately many measures brought ...

... Gd ; and prime, 503. to Oils, per barrel. Englishn, l0,s. 6d. to lie, per bushel. No) alterations in old Riga.--a~rilhern Whig, AMERICAN WOOL TRADE. (Mcrtxsr. Bauslldahland Co.'s Motfohlly Circulobr.) Nu w Yomerr, March 25. The general position of both ...

... to 50B. per barrel, Dutch from lOs. to 122s. 6d. per bhd., English from lOs. 6d. to ll. 6d. per bushel. No hange in old ?? Whig. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MoNDkY. There has been a good demand for cotton to-day at rather hardening rates, but for American ...

... solutionsi,aind let uslha- in 'frshoretiuls'ofbeefioe! whet's there werueil~tz in~ul'e 'an~er'est, ?? PsthCo ~eaolu~ip~ pj~whig 14o ifddd I bill. 'Afte rtfe~riiS the annr onwlieh'thes resolutlions bqd 'bWeen1rieid by the viovernmen5MaeeuldAbe~ stone, ...

... and three 'for a j~bny'O'O. ceb.Sprng cabbages weore good and sold from ac j'd ?? eah. rad. fir, ± ewhuodles of' 'asparags Whig~s~d~fO~lSd.to d. er undle. ,Radishes; twoan three buaih55 a peny.. Rhuarb plentful, goo and, cheap. Be ~ri1r'we als a'~n''shW ...

... £61 ElFPFE, £59 to £69 lOs. ; FPIC, £0. Advicos from Riga and Pernau display greater firmness on the part of holders of ?? Whig. WOOL AND WORSTED. RnaDrOnD, Monday.-Although the trausactions in wool have not been more numerous than last week, the a ecounts ...

... How dioneraent is the ?? front the ?? I Lord RIIBats heae for his head' covering the traditional white beaver of the okld Whigs. The venerable Marqtiis of Lanadownee hamself never mounted O furrier one than Little Johnny appears in. Beavers, and white ...

... as if those colours were put on temporarily with a paint brush. This, according to the hairdressers, is the reason why male whigs have gone out. Where men used to shave the head and wear a wig when they were turning grey, they nowv dye their hair; and ...