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... Croft-street, Manchester ; or to the owners, BLYTHE BROS , 7, Rumford-street, Liverpool, and 1411, Minories, Loudon. Bills of Whig, showing the conditions as which goods are taken by this line, con be obtained only trim James Mawdsler and Son, 4, Cantle-street ...
... ESE Soda. 27 }-Chests Malaga LEMONS, ex Nmithia. 8 Palermo LEMONS, ex X 36 Can. Mals3a ORANGES, 19 Boxes Maim:* ORAN( 17 Whigs LEMONS, 3 Boxes Malaga LEMONS, 32 Barrels Almeria ORAPES. 48 Almeria GRAPES, Ex Rivera (if arrived—due). Boxes Palermo ORANGES ...
... BRITISH QUEEN Monday. Nov 25, at 10 a.m. (Jou& will only be takes subject to the causes and tooditiona printed on the Bills of Whig of this line, and must be accompanied by special Shipping Notes and fall details.—For freight or pasme apply to BURNS & YAClVElt ...
... 000, in the face of a rising expenditure. In 1840 the Whig Government had added 10 per cent. to the assessed t Lies, and 5 per cent. to the customs duties. The actual position to which the Whigs had brought financial affairs, was thus again forcibly ...
... to come forward on the next vacancy in opposition to Mr. Barclay for the county of Forfar. Mr. -Scott describes himself as a Whig, or moderate Liberal, and announces that he will support the foreign policy of the present Government. aLLISBURY.—At a meeting ...
... Nov III No. SARDONYX . . Thotelay. Itith Nov III No. FIRE 87 .1 7 day. 30th Nov IS Noes. SARDONYX Thionday, 6th Dee. FIRE WHIG. . . Sday. 7th Dee. lt Noes. Apply to Lewin Newt and Co., 30, Oardoa-eereet. ; W. Lindaay awd Co., Quay-lane, ROBERT GILCHRIST ...
... conlideuce to the ratepayers that on Wedue3dav next thev would return him at the head of the poll vith suc f a niiajorify that the Whigs, Radicals, and Republicanns woald wag theirtails. The esndidati. w ho crested grc;et laughter by his mode of address, theo ...
... Wednesday's World says :—The rumours of an attempted coalition between certain disaffected Tories, mainly in ths Upper House, and Whigs—rumours which, for reasons expreesed before now at considerable length in these columns, we have systematically discredited ...
... nature which becomes apparent people even of the best set, on the changes of administrations. All Whigs were Radicals with her. The hybrid Conservative-Whig and the Liberal-Tory were imposeibi litter', and as such ignored and scouted. By-the-bye, Nellie ...
... the Viceroy a parliamentary ninister. They have rendered it impossible henceforth for a Conservative Government to tolerate a Whig, or for the Liberals to tolerate a Tory. Henceforth the Indian Viceroy must go in and out with his party. If this means that ...
... Sir Rob-rt Peel' Government proposed to raise the grant from £9000 to £20,360 per annum. The proposal was supported by the Whigs, and carried in spite of the opposition of the high Protestant perty. At the same time a sum of £3iO') was vested in the Board- ...
... Sir Robert Peel's Government proposed to raise the grant from £9OOO to £26,300 per annum. The proposal was sup. ported by the Whig!, and carried in spite of the opposition of the high Protestant party. At the same time a sum of £30,000 was vested in the ...