... {opinions of 'Announced a wok of great -Pref.:et Whig. Singular') yeast and comp'etc. - Co•root. Prepared with great care, and • mated of cliemmeim -Ware:tamp/ow Chroo We can recamenend, •• an excellent ar..) weft.) companies, Prawn. Papillae aide. - ...

... ur Pat awl within on, minutes t', Railway Statiws. AT7 ORDINARY EV - MEnEVY DAY AT 1-30. Can sad Boat for Hi,.. Esc*Dent St &Whig Aocomadatims. ALE S, WINES, .T SPIRITS OP THE REST QUALITY. :21 ...

... HUDSON'S EXTRACT OF SOA. A pure tolublo Dry Soap, ARISTOTLE'S WORKS. Lathers trod) Hot or Cold %Vatter. COMPLETE. WITH PLATES /Whig Off Use it every day. For Knive.. } .. , k , Hen., ft,. 13 Purt for 30 Stamp: lawns eta ONE V and upw 27, Itelaahawytreet ...

... TEA AND CONCERT WILL MILLI , TH. MALL, On next, Feb. a. Part losing .. Psis.. Song The Vedette_ _..Mr Duet When the Whig Mein* is from the See . .Mien Weed &Dr. Was Ike& where art thes..-11r Mere The New Mr G. Bee& PienOt Ml= , Bees..-. ...

... meeting- of the party Healy's Local Government Bill was adopted, and suggesting that the National League had better join the Whigs. Sir William Armstrong is being pressed to stand for Newcastle, and, if he consented, would probably be returned unopposed ...

... GUI D E S TO THE ISLE OF MAN. 6d., Is, and 2s. 6d_•• O pinionz of 'Press. MW be pronounced a work of great exoellence.—BrOtif Whig. Singularly varied and comp'ete.—E‘linherei Courant. Prepared with great eam. and a marvel of chempnese.—Weirerhanyton Olirontele ...

... by lha ad'esion of a large body of Liberal nohlenK n. mi lulling, it is believed, many hi.-tmic names in the annals of the Whig connection. The Prime Minister was unable, last night, togive an explicit denial to the rumour of further secessions from the ...

... which have no met of .'.f.. to poblis loons, MALT COFFEE. on tbo contrary, Mould both wholesome on.l if this constitmota Mfg. Whig the name implies. Each is I. its moos way to h e hoodw omstitutim, and the ought, thorstort, to improm the Mal% of Mare who ...

... and apt to produce some of its less admirable mannerisms, has at any rate, sot a few of the merits which have made the great Whig historian one of the most popular of modern writers. Here, then, we have an assemblage of attractive qualities which are as ...

... Corn mowing. And, farther. Ila m fund ft capable of pendocing alma good nr..i. I ear otemei, revronmend tne Ms, to farmers.. Whig article, and mid at are fa I eat, you.s anis, JOHN JOUG ...

... Game and An oury Pin Made to Order (any Wen. 11.1..; an Aatrintent and Hoi Ca Mattawan 11 .al .. stern-Or n Bottles nth. Whig( new., Mane A•• ors th. shortest notice, HORS Nero-I. The Yet for Tooth Arlw. I 6d. Rotten I ',id Cahn. Milk and Van, /treed ...

... society, and we shall be glad to supply any further information on the subject that he may require. In the report of the Sorlhern Whig it states that a committee waa appointed to communicate with the Irish authorities; but, up to the time of writing, we understand ...