... Speaking of Sidney reminds me that it are ago or little more Algernon Sidney said ``Th fne of great anxiety to the old Whig part y Whig Party is now in great peril. Mon-0,7 Cause is not yet ripe, and even the city e t '' over by foul means to the interests ...

... 3, at lO p.tn. NOTICES. TUB SORTnRBX WHIG Published tand9. Vicrosu gnitrt. linrAST. btlore o'clock even oion.ins. Also even- SaMirtUj- oiornins. the WEEKLY WRIO—a the ll.cwci THE BKCONI> EDITION THE NORTHERN WHIG puMiebetl at si* o'clock KVKItY Wo I Ml ...

... fob Wanted. Abtici.es Lost or Partnerships or Mokbt Wanttd, Tnmos, AoEKcm, Commissions, *c., Are in the Northern Whig and Weekly Northern Whig »v the loilowiat; rates . Foot One Consecutive 30 Words . Words W ords Words Words ...

... by Papworth, the ends@ S. 1, I. respectively. However, by geed_ all round batting the spore wee bet not without asay chasms Whig teat. I showed geed sada his bat I out Me IL IMO, SI sied IL At ike Vele* the lanky was deelseed the asses silinding at Ise ...

... carriage. In the laboratory of the Board of Health of Germany experiments w and the results which have been published thieetw Whig') that the seeds of oonsumplibn found in abundance in the dust collected, on the floors, but on the walls and seats of Samples ...

... cemetery. Applications for the pu l Thase of burial ;if i li t r ey in pg-petuity hay s e t betz made a. b y y MM. Mr Louisa Whig, Se Owmcelyn•road.-3. The =skim of new f lt.niftakeorfbipnftcreed at Chapel and oed a in n i ,i , Nantyglo, is nearly completed ...

... THOMPSON, TEDCASTLE. ai CO , INI. No, Lies. g, Indlabullaings, Linty 01. ragularly for WRITE/UV:AIN ad WART. PORT. For /Ammon Whig gongswg SHIPS l'oll AND !ARNAUD BELFAST STEAMSHIP OD.. LIMITED. LIVERPOOL an BELFAST. • • - BELFAST STEAMSBTP COMPANY!! new ...

... Party. The man who glorifies the Invincible, Joe Brady, comes to the band of the Northern Whig as weapon to strike at the Irish Nationalists, and the Northern Whig is not ashamed to use it. To this favour has party journalism in Ulster come. In tbe annual ...

... employwent become beggars. The scarcity of land reacts upon stock-breeding. dverything is converted .tito arable land, and no- Whig is left for the use of cattle. The fertilising the *oil is rendered impossible by the lack of '..bland, cattle manure being ...

... treat to the *Me the stAL • ropier @apply water wee het,: e zdl bat pull tie ties dee wee yeah Is bad heed he she tee • by 'Whig kw ▪ pet lamb THE HAYWOOD OHEOKWEIGHER'S DISPUTE Al the (tome Yesday. Shim Davidson myriad the sdjourrd MM.( the &porn over ...

... 0 E b Raw 4 li 0 Wood run osi E Outhbeo•oo aMa _ -- —_ . T b • e &Mal' b . lUreromooobßobinsoo 3 J Weed, WS Oali W a Whig b Mimeos G_A4o!! o Brodie b _ - _ Rains - • 1 i Total - • 01 ( BLACKHALL MILL v. Meyer] on the %meet p be by 10 nom Roc:— the ...

... church by law), such sanctimonious and all their unlawful silly ceremonies, if they would only combine (in this matter letting Whig and Tory cease). They er3 in the majority at present, and are bound to succeed if they will only combine for the one object ...