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... and ; invaluable to Travellene Sports:nes, Invalid.. so.; very suitable fer Lnecleaon.—Tins. Is., Is., and 3e, Sd. each. - WHIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT LOZENGES (Coleman's Patent), to Boxes, is., U. SM., and do. wt., ;sizeable and convenient. Bold by P. If ...

... Mr. Trench's remarkable book. The insecurity of life and property is the canker at the heart of Irish prosperity ; and the Whig-Radical attempt to rule Ireland through the priests is about wise course as trying to govern it through the Ribbonmen and the ...

... to renew the war with Bonaparte oi: account of the way which the latter treated the condition. peace. Against this war the Whigs protested, and their opposition to the policy of the Cabinet they supported Lord Folkestone. At the death of Pitt, a new a ...

... ducklings, Os 0,1 to Os Od ditto; torke : s, Os to Oa ditto ; geese, Os Od to Os 0..1 etch ; butter, Od per lb.; eggs, 16 to 17 $ 'Whig , fowls, to od chickens Os to Us; pipets Os to Os Od ; clucks Os Od to per couple. DEVLZES POULTRY, BUTTER, AND MEAT MARKET ...

... DODGED THE DETECTIVES. • WOMAN'S ADVENTURE IN MALE ATTIRE. Last year • woman, named Isabella Knowles, for *Whig, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment in the Aberdeen Gaol, in the Ledge Walk. For the first two or three mouths Isabella seemed resigned ...

... the quartern loaf was at two shillings, sad the Chancellor of the at his wits' end for money. The Duke of Norfolk, • Scree Whig in the Opposition, sheered his Indignation by driving out in bis carriage and four, his servants and self without powder, but ...

... look in vain. There are all kinds of rumor' to the probable Intentions of the Conservative Peers, or rather Conservative and Whig Peers, for many general supporters of the Government, the Duke of Somerset among the number, will not follow Mr Gladstone in ...

... very much in the shade of the political opinion which they represent; and, for my part, I should be very much surprised if Whig landowners and great commercial magnates are found willing to concur in every measure which another section of their party ...

... opportunity of correcting some of Mr. Gladstone’s historical inaccuracies, and predicted that this, like former attempts of the Whigs to propitiate the Irish Roman Ci_‘bofiss- would end in coercion and Arms Acts. Mr. GLADSTONE criticized Mr. Disraeli’s notions ...

... reign, and succeeded to the peerage 1830. His lordship was one of the moderate party among the Roman Catholics who adhered to Whig principles and opposed Ultramontane notions. He is succeeded by his eldest son, Arthur James, Lord lvilleen, who was born at ...