... Cornelius O'Dowd—Forfeiting Paradise; Persano ; A Light Business Requiring no Capital; Studying tbs Lend” Question. A Great Whig JonrnaPit. Charles Beade's Norels. A SONS, Eonrauaoa inn Aobmts for Ikki«ako— POSTER, & CO., Odbliv. HODGES, THE INFALLIBLE ...

... Pftrngn»y. Coraelina O’Do.d—Forfeiting Fandiee; Persano ; A Light Bnnineaa Requiring Capital; Studying the Land” Qneation. A Great Whig Jonrnaliat. Charles Reade’a Norela. W. BLACKWOOD * SONS, Edisbuboh did Aobnts roR lißuni —MESSRS. HODGES, FOSTER. * CO., Doilhi ...

... addition to personal considorations, the Whig's wrath has been stirred against the Rev. Professor for almost incidental allusion to Irish Church Act. For reason best known to himself, the editor of the Whig is ever on tho alert to praise Mr. Gladstone ...

... was heard those board. person was hurt, and the firing ceased when the obnoxious pi' of bunting were hauled down.— Northern Whig. The Hons© Lords has confirmed decision the Court Qaern’a Bench which gave judgment the action against the Hammersmith Railway ...

... Parartiay. Cornelins O’Dowd—Forfeiting Paradise; Perswo: A Light Bnsinese Boqairing no Capital; fttaayfag the •* Qoestion, A Great Whig Johmftliat. Charles Bosdo’s Novels. W. BLACKWOOD * SONS, Enimonaß m for iMturn—MßBSßB. HODGES, FOBTSB, OU. t Dckuf. I™ ...

... Cornelias O’Dowd—Forfeiting Paradise; Persano ; A Light Bnsiness Requiring no Capital; Studying the Land” Question. A Great Whig Joernr’ist. Charles Baade’s Novels. ID SONS, Edihbubos ana fob FOSTER, * CO., Dcbux, HODGES. 176 ...

... was capsisel, and all the unfortunate mm were loat. Ae far I can ascertain none of Ibe have yet been recovered.—Cor. Northern Whig. ...

... demoralising system of canvassing ; not attack by anonymous placards squibs the private personal character any of their opponents. Whig or Tory, but meet every on® on the high gronnd of principle and moral worth. THE REPRESENTATION OF NORWICH. Mr. Milner Gibson ...

... leading and worst spirits concerned in the wild attempt to plunge this nation in all the horrors of civil war. The yortkem Whig with all its Liberalism writes strongly on this subject, warning the Government not to listen to the appeals of masses of men ...

... Hunter. L.R.P.C., Edinburgh, the General Assembly’s first missionaries to Chinn, will leave lor Shanghai, via Sontbampton day.— Whig. ...

... Parajiijay. Cornelina O’Dowd—Forleitind Paradise; Persano; A Bnainosa Beqairing no Capital; Studying the Land” Question. A Great Whig Jonrnaliat. Charles Novels. ft BOMB, Eonßumos BODOEB, 1T« Loanou. Aoehts lea Ira Lam A 00., Onu>. ...

... stated, he readv for occupation in May next, and the remainder of the town offices will completed in the November following. Whig Important Notice.—A traveller in Arkansas found following notice the ferryman’s door at Cache River:—” Noath-*—Kf bodv rams ...