... POULTRY mei/Kers. The supply of poultry as offer bat been svgs, bat quality bee bees inuteerkat inferior. ;rime Whig retained for 'ravine 4/ to 10/ ; seer. 4/ to Si; deckle 2/6 to 3/6; teal. 1/; bias, rabbits 1/ to 1/9 ; means, 6d. to 10d. ; 2/ lo partridges ...

... CORNELIUS OTOWD. Forfeiting Paradiae.—Peasano.—A Light Business requiring no Capital.-Bttlyiug the Land Question. A GLUT WHIG JOURNALIST. CLuu.sis EXAM'S W. BLACILHODD BOIS, Idinbursh and hoodoo. ...

... tor it. anythiom • Prima ow Wear maialamod thmt might la aoposted so sato a dismad. tiro to all nibs than II tart to op st • Whig Wad L coop ago Po* &meal sad lisped Loos Las Won %an dm bbe d say at aaisaa he Or. Nan d pat i NW Nina' Misr donna Prim ...

... golden prospects being dangled before the electors. The contest is interesting as being between Whig poverty and purity, as represented by Mr. Hormsan, and Whig richesand virtue, as personified by Sir F. Lycett. Mr. Herman was elected by 368 to ' 86. ...

... theta Row cam sot a straw Yr. Lowe. Now by the remidoutn Again to in Parham:eat, Who, a *moan, is onatent My. Lome. Who. Whig-like. with a feeling shoat. Proclaimel (what no ree man will donbt) Ilia wish to `•keep the Tories out lows• —Jnk. B.A. ...

... death of Lord Taunton at his town residence on Tuesday afternoon. The noble lord, as Mr. Labouchere, held office in several Whig Administrations. His lordship was, we understand, in his usual good health in the morning, and showed no particular signs of ...

... famous for his imprisonment in Newgate for semitreason, but his political martyrdom only resulted in his becoming a thorough Whig placeman. He was • man of cultivated literary tastes and squire- Merits, and will always be remembered as the travelling companion ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. The Nor fl.ern Whig says :—On Saturday last a marriage ceremony, attended with very unusual circumstauces, took piece in a little town not 20 miles from Belfast. A youthful couple in humble circumstancesa Mr. V. and a Mi‘s 11.—had ...

... similar story is told of Lord Palmerston and John Day—the Honest John in a turf sense. Lord Derby's immediate ancestors wean Whigs of the old school. His grandfather kept a pack of staghounds in Surrey, and maintained a wonderful breed of game - cocks at ...

... male, but the cent evening the gallant veteran and his fake ladys were allowed to 'Noy the pleasures of woe. froi bite. Whig. A ILIECKIiT DICISION of the Court of Cassatiot with nem% to the rights of the fu Treace as to trade aims aad marks, shows ...

... will be followed by the present measure. Will history repeat herself also in the marvellous rapidity with which the immense Whig majority melted away, and actually gave place to Tory Government.' There was a split in the Cabinet the*, rumour already speaks ...

... Cobbett John Hume'', now Earl Russell , the late Sir 1793 10 10 „;1 4 then justly said, *a new Whig (levet nment would James Graham, and • few mote of the Whig 1802 19 4„,,2 „ not have d these millions of money to handle and traternity, had courage enough ...