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... 15 S 33W. Sabrina barque, of Liverpool, Nov 30. 4 S 32 W, all well. Smidt (german barque), steering south, Nov I. 17 532 W. WHIG 3 (four-muted ship), steering mouth, Nov 27, 1 N 23 W. William °rake, of Fowey, Dec 11,9 N 27W. ...
... not quite many scruples upon the Irish question are possessed his more landed brother, and although he will add another the Whig section of the Administration, the Radicals ill not look much asknnee they would have done but for the admission of hir Charles ...
... position nor the opportunities o! se | brother, Lord Edmond | of the latter to the Governme 2 eap- | another inducement to the Whigs to ro hed | ‘Mr. Gladstone. Lerd Edmond is expect psition | described an in his new place. Lord Beacon fer Fe @ pousell | Affairs ...
... unbracked, ail, 36s ; line d the to 21s Turpentine, 37s 9d to 38s. jt and about 7d February. CATTLE. thet WAKEFIELD, Wepxesvay.—The Whig + @naae all was yet sa sainewhat ties of beef made ‘ In mut per Ib. and other qualities rates were made : ttle cross-breds ...
... 1700 A.D.; and GERUAN LITER4TTJARE 175y.800 ED, ENGLISH LITERATURE, from 161ig-9i easp. Milton. IVED ENGLISII HISTORY.-The Whig Aristocracy, 170.-1760 - lu. on A.D. Thrie3 LOGIOC and HTSTORY of PHILOSOPHIY. Oa5 MATHEMATICS. PTRE and APPLIED. . TPfYSICS ...
... much as Spencer. and = ber All j had Myles Joyce hanged in the interests of the Sheffield Def see Noct! Britisi: 10 form or | Whig party.” Mr. Biggar confined North-E 17 tong be ge. { co stating his o wo opinion as to the ianucence { i} South-Eastern Deferze ...
... Lecture o FRENCH LITERATURE. A D., aud GERMAN LITERATURE. A.D ENGLISH LITF.R ATI’KP. Dorn WIS-lAW. wp. ENGLISH HISTORY. -The Whig ArDtocrncy. 17C2 AD LOGIC and HISTORY PHID4SOPUY. MATHEMATICS. PORE aud APPLIED. PHYSICS Pun i a* F*rei»n»KNTti.l.rc-trii* ...
... 17C0 A.D.; and GERMAIY LITERATURil, 1740-1tIC n's- FNGLT.z;;l LTTERATURE, from 16151-E69. eu idilton. ENC LIi IIISTORYl.-flhs Whig Aristocracy, 1702-1760 eet LOGIC ansl TISTORY of PIILOSOPI.IY. d MATYHEMATIC- PlIERR na:d APEILIE0. - PIYSICS.-Weesle ?? LmcTuR ...
... scaffold. The Government are all responsible, but not so i much 86 Spencer. He had Miles Joyce hanged in $ the interests of the Whig party. If Mr. Biggar had confined himself to stating his own opinion as ; to the innocence of the men his opinion might be ...
... neither Whig nor inclined to territorialism. Mr. Fawcett is tbe son of a brewer, and Mir. Mundella the a' son of an Anglicised Italian. These are the t' balance of a small modicum of Whimrery in the It lower rnks of the Government. 0Inless the h Whig and ...
... National Lad and labour League, rensistias was passed censuring the action of thew Irish ehelon or Liverpool who voted for the Whig esaclideie at the last Perlis. smeary *Wailes. THE SELF-ACCUSED PH(E NIX PARK ASSASSIN. Cbrineptier Qlllllll, the Irish mau ...
... Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dilke remain. Thu newest of the new Radicals are, in Met, iu the very citadel of power, and the Whigs arc Mohawk's eileaosd. Such is the view which itself to the minds of own who do not like to be caned Moderates ; and there ...