... of a n very high-class character. One of the finest E _Nhi- bitions it has be-n nour plpasure to witness. ac The 'Northern Whig savs- There are fc examples of marny painters and many schools, but m there is goorl quality throughout. Mr. Rodman has seldom ...

... 1323. BIr, ecev!od an academic education, studied aw, and, begas its practice in 1844. Hpe -wa:s a egae to the Na- tional Whig Convention of 1843 and 1852, and a. member of Congress fromn 1855 to 1861. 1ie en- tered the Repablican party scm afier ilE ...

... pictures, all of a very high-class character. One of the finest Exhi- bitions it has been our pleasure to witness. The Northern Whig says- There are 4txnmples of many painters and many schools, but there is good quality throughout. Mr. Rodman has seldom or ...

... all of a very high-clars character. One of the fi6nest Exhi- bitiune it has been our pleasure to witness. The Nort-hern Whig ?? are examples of many painters and many schools, but there is good quality throughout. Mr. Rodmra has seldom or never beeii ...

... pictures, all of a very high-class character. One of the finest Exhi- bition4 it has been our pleasure to witness. The ' Northern Whig syas - ' There are examples of many painters and many schools. but there is good quality throughout. -Mr. Rodmanr. has seldom ...

... pictures, all of a very high-class character. One of the finest Exhi- bitions it has been our pleasure to witness, The Northern Whig says-' There are examples of many painters and many schools, but there is good quality throughout. Mr. Rodman i has seldom ...

... Screens. J)elf, China. Glass, and Plated Articles; six Shop Shoef Cases, from 4ft. to 9ft. long; bound rolumes of Northern I Whig, 1840-43; Tob of Books, 30 Oil Paintings, Brass Telescope. on tripod, by _Nawro-: several gross of Watch 01lasses, Lot of ...

... cenr-pary. 'Ti1s EAIBOURFRrS' FLEA. -v f wrin'sr (man) the abasnlute onwner o' ninA Inocl he .il I -- A San of the Soil 'it WeelIly Whig. We want our ;three a res. we want oznxr cowm: Tis long snce 'taras lnrom led, we wanitr it now. Though ourraes better, s-ill ...

... There is no room for any suchl sneer now-- n iin filac-, t'here has never been room for it since j M;, Disraeli dished the Whigs in 1867 and made t cue working In1t the arbiter of the fortunes if our political parties. E'rim that doa to this | as education ...

... and nn tr-l -:c tions havoe been recorded in either to-dxv. ribscillaneoiis srhares qjuiei, but prices aie scarv. 'Northei-n Whig' shaares chanced b-todO- at 60 Fo'-'o'r Greens at 20. Ulster Steams at 7;t ?? cr'c pre(ference at 19rs 6d, Fine -Cotton Spinners ...

... morning and say was extremely to see that Board critic wed so inaccurately, and. he believed, severely, paper like the Northern Whig, a paper the chairman and many member* the Harbour Trust had hitherto read, feeling nothing appeared in except truth, and ...

... rents than moss the local board. have it idle orpnt to unprofitable ns®. If. j A !ett«r wa» read follows from the Local the Whig, for which had j vernment Board regarding this matter: —‘‘The much respect, end which, was quite sure, bad Local Government ...