... Nos., very active, with prices lending upwards, -This branch the trade is very quiet present. Prices are steady. Aorti’m-n Whig. GREAT ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF TIN BiHiiiNvna:-!, Monday. The English smelters have this day further advanced the price tia ...

... call the Whig j»arty of tins country—(hear, hear) —but that, the c- utrary, large portion of the evils and misery they M.fl't-r are owing to the measure* that have been passed since Poor-Law of 1834, which was almost excbilively promoted by the Whig party ...

... call the Whig ) -arty of this country—(hear, hear)—but that, on the contrary, large nortion of the evils and misery they suffer are owing to measures that have been passed since Poor-Law of 1834, which was almost exclusively promoted by the Whig party. ...

... frightfully Imrned, life extinct. It supposed that she had got and sat at the fira, was taken faint, and fell into it. —Northern Whig. A Maniac in Church.—Daring muss at’the church of St Sdverin, Paris, two mornings back, young man of respectable appearance ...