... un f such clashing of interests. It is to believe 1 ad and seriously means to pags this legislative ; heers.) The “Northern Whig” eays the bill has eviden framed. It contains many excellent pr Some of the safeguards for the protection of the ; ok the} ...

... thal con! C(JlI map cert a br all t POtW the Ipre.-~ the The and WNal all t Bac pet 1 Lad poll Parn Har and ?? bouj now mee whig field at I otbe doul but Ovei Ea' CKrn) ?? the 4 mun Da= mad aftez her ele =wot the I look, doP, fin ram ID&U 2n I Reel pror ...

... in biician, with index i tee i «ey, a mot be LITERARY AND ART GOSS mate his lot, a Whig private view of the Regal E takes place the 25th inst. The will be admitted on the following Monday. roposed Measra. ing on and Co. wil we for fhe end of the month ...

... SEE FIRST PAGR MR. T. W. RUSSELL A N-D THE LA-1NDLORDS. Mr. T. W. Ruseel. M.PT. in a long letter, in Santr- day-s Belfast Whig. h'tterhl eomnplr.ei of persistent attacks upon him h- the lanlldord party. He Fays he has taken more pakins, and incurred ...

... E.C. T TNCONVENTIONAL CHRIST- V- NItAS PRLESN'IS. The MONUtCH ROM E COMPANY'S PERMIANlENTI ENL.ARGE- MtENTS in Bl.ACt; an WHI-g'', from old, faded oe rec.nt PHO'rOG RAPHSarc urticulailv udtable for CHlRISTiMAS or NEW Y tAR'S GIFTS: i- ierchangce of Portrait ...

... week, Vanity Fai211 sars -The ?? r) 31 ?? point in conitection with the pro- strel, ceedings was the WEd ewen of the old Whig houses which have done so much for the Libezai s ?? in North Devon in ycars gone by. ...

... Beawmtalk, wvhich is to be produced at the Theatre IRoval on the afternoon of Munday next, Bocing Day, have been in full whi'g. aud the theatre has been accordingly closed this week. 1 The book, which has been left in the capable hands of Mr. F. Richards ...

... 3s., 4s., ?? or the best made, 9s. per dozenE. Cmpare our prices (we are manum ceturers, nlot 5geltr), and-send for adoen. whi.G. will be sent secnrely-and unsuspiciously packed to. any address in tim United Kingdom. Also any tao ?? a sure Frevelit- ve ...

... SHILLING, Contents:- FIGH4TS FOR THE FLAG-Xl Inkermann. SOMll MEMORIES OF KENSINGTON By the Rev. W. I. FITCHETT. PALACE. By AN OLD WHIG. THE SIEGE OF BOMARSUND AS SEEN WITCHCRAI By Canarl WOOD, D.D. FROM THE DECK OF T1HE FOAM. THE JOINVILLE TUNNEL. By F. M ...

... market. Ai rl- See, Comparre, and Parrchase en the very beat Cash ma he Terms, or Easy Panmonts. Dr rr Repairirg, Enamelli R Whig Noderate Charges. So ~w IBsaroPToNxLANE, STOCICTON. tl on NXCUANO. IUaILDINXO, MHIiDLESBROUG IT. of one ~ESPLANAXDC, R13CAR ...

... is le who, wvith an easy conscience, reconciles any 'oiiej *Opi ll ?? Nwith any other for the tinme beilg. Te individualist \Whig was a very' useful creature a hundred ;ears ago, but ihe ha.i served hi;i timle, and is now a trifle antcILiatd. T'here aire ...

... admirable mauner in which the opera was performed, and especially of the very satisfactory singing of the chorus.- Northern Whig, Dec. 21st, 1692. Last night Mr Rousbey's company appeared in Donizetti's romantic opera, The Daughter of the Regiment. The ...