... 6 d . ' per stone higher . Rotterdam market , which was held this weak on Wednesday , was also rather . dearer . —Northern Whig . . . ...

... of wear Isere. The wad for ths of appliattlos, as r - ',d by tbe Gas and Water Coetraittee, foe the balance of lose 41,000. Whig tree the Leas for the Wed^ wad the wieweety See payment of the were laid balm the terwifeag sad (hely ...

... was in excellent fettle, and among the songs sung by him were *Tullochgorum.* * Robin Gray,’ “The Old Knglidi Gentleman,’ • Whigs. Awa.’ and ‘The Wee. Wee German L.iirdie.’ I.leut. Brown, with much feeling, sung 'Kind Words never Die’ Rev. Mr Kohertson ...

... an independent snrpait fa ? the psesens Goretmneat , feelaig aasnred tilat aD ? Goisnanent 11 tetter telrelaaiUlanlhal ot Whigs , Secaliuista , aai&tfceri ^ rthflnDnrantetlieiaeniberfarGreenwica . iBhallever sfaenuouay oppose Snnflayasa . ' eariy doacg ...

... power. course, too, as everybody knows, some gentlemen below gangway havo aims which are not shared approved tho respectable Whigs above. They will continue to urge these aims oa Parliament and their best to advance them, but this implies separation from ...

... from Wolverhamptus; from Pottorke; a copy of Walter Scott's works from Cupar-Pife ; and man of gra/hada for a ystem without whig life would now impoodble. When Sir Rowland Hill whined his work he was forty-three year. old, that he is not only • gnakpablic ...

... power. Qt course, too, as everybody knows, some gentlemen I flow the have aims which are not shared approved the respectable Whigs above. They will continue to urge these aims on Parliament and do their best advance them, but this implies separation from ...

... the vile's% should be Isla Me cap the Poem% that abseil Moir oilier Welkin Ism d eel elks hems the Mine dolmas& sad of the 'Whig to praises ape POW massor. POW bells es at the intends to-day, at the third to asks muster propeak. Ms &and emsteally amp au ...

... without a qualification , ' a taunt which was followed by a tcene of great confusion . The warnings which Shelbumeand his Whig friends gave were not listened to . Lord North and his ecclesiastical supporters prevented the TCmg from knowing all the truth ...

... working classes . To these sympathies his political opimoBS are subordinated to the extent of making him at times tinjust to the Whigs , of whose struggles and triump hs he has constituted himself the historian . ' - ...

... 247 u qrs. Prwee Os 6d up the top, and Os 2d down on the average. Oste.—Tbere were in to-day. marker 2364 qr., oats Meek, Whig 483 more than leek week. and 19 bay. Of ra ems stock there were sold 1251 qrs., and from 12 MP 286 qrs.—togelhrr. 1622 qrs ...

... their Co meats may be duly advertised and folly described in the Catalogue of Belo. WAll Horses must be on View the day pro(Whig Sale. ...