... WEST Or ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE COMPANY, HAY STRAW. & CURH MERCHANTS AND Supply every of the ordure try Pow prompt. moth Whig*. —EA brio*. N. A. SUI,T. Manager. ...

... so far from voting agaieet the Laud Bill, every independent Irish masher will support it. They will, moreover• do what the Whig party will not do; they will endeavour to amend it and make it He dietrueted the Government's sincerity. EAST LEEDS. At present ...

... the Nov. J. O. Bevan, F.C.P. The various points in the paper wore frequently endorsed with Martin , the subsequent discussiou Whig eigermely maiotained. De, Kamen, in opening, referred to the relatortaw of them Maple, riilteas, who had their livelihood and ...

... . labourer. :MA farmer 'rid !Creel .y !forward. Quebeoetrcet. Itiarlingtoe. Iy truth! g .1 Beidgut.md, 11.arlingtoo. On at Whig. :tad, Minolta). .aunt) Durham, aerated r ores Char.. JUAIO Oa y. r ridingat Cbaorrehlll..treol, at the Market. 1140,treer ...

... under Mr.Parnellorhom . he ateadily opposed. and with whom Iv' absolutely refused to co-operate. He was of the old, friendly, Whig type, and, genuine patriot as be woe, he did, not feel it to be hie duty as a patriot to quarrel with the Saxon at every torn ...

... graceful girls ; they retired from the ranks as wrinkled women, every feature in their race, giving distinct iodie►tione of Whig the worse for Lien, Aertott.—A telegram from Apia. March 23, ears an act io n waa recently brought by the friends of the late ...

... the member for Midlothian lloughteri. Doting the cavemen of lBb9 right hoe. gentle maid— Them fon.e are lecel funds. The Whig of a pans\ wee newer given except for the purples* maiatmeteg religion in that parish; and to take tie twee of Galway or Clare ...

... whee he 'ought to divorce her, sod who the Government. Colonel Torremdam has been • sequently sat on the woolsack under the Whig reproached, in some quarters, on this ground. It j Administration of Earl Grey. Such, however, is has been said that, if he ...