... regards slavery, the grievance was not so much that slaves were emancipated—and in any case no Englishman would reproach the Whigs with that great measure—but that Lord Grey’s Government allotted to Cape slave-owners only about a million and a quarter in ...

... style and humour.” . Those who have followed a recent controversy may be interested to learn that the Whig moralist, who had something of the Whig s suspicion of parsons, thought his own age the worst time for insolence, riot, pride, and presumption ...

... Mlorning Newa 3Mr. Sinclair-There iLS no snuh paper. (Laugh- ter. ) Mr. Archlbol d-I move that that be given to tbe I -Northern Whig, which has given us accurate reports. MAfr. Mint-I second that. ( - Mr. 'tCorrick-I propese the '-Nortfeessa Star. IL ir ...

... in his usual health. and atte-ad4d R~eoorcletasConrsonSatnrday. He was one-of tbella solieetors and charnaaanof the Zde-rn Whig direcar and other companies. le-was overseventV. Aaazesn CanLan B-a A CAirs.-At Qe yesterday Captain -McCormaig, of the Clyde ...

... I COMMERtCIAL NEy.rs OF STOCK EXCEANGS, 11.27. The Markets are sparsely attended, whig estordlay' is only vnial on boat race days, anda d %I ?? prevails in all departmemsu oi Sh rd llu ouse. ed £100 Consuls inclined to droor. vers, city Home Railways ...

... better still be abolished altogether, the Opposition would be decidedly the gainer. Mr. Courthope looks back to the days when Whigs and Tories faced each other in the unreformed, aristocratic House of Commons. As a matter of fact, the squabbles of family ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Radical, has nothing of the Stop-the-warrior about him ; in fact, he is as sound an Imperialist as any man in the country, Whig or Tory, and his South African sympathies are all against Krugerism and in favour of the British ideal. That being so, patriotic ...

... nieceR bhl v ep~orted The tontle ory ait. the filb ish wais ri thel r blitter. Souttli rni Pa rifle iiiarkiing it, rice of P. whiG ?? nei, Noirfolk I ],refe, tind Uniiin Paoi lic ?? fe wiri 3 i 1p. llrl0 e Profes which at one Iliac natnred o fall of J. left ...

... boon ?? in i.his usual health, and attended Recorder's Court last Saturday, was over 70. -lfe was chairman of the Northern Whig directorate and other companies. Earton PL-or and Liahunz Rates.-A tihr S mnih Shielda County Petty Suesirns on Te.-Lday Mr ...

... l~a-. per box , ki, hs&Ddcks~ ,3iq- so lbs. tier box; zibbed haddock' I, 14a, o if. pe box hadocks(live). '204s per ho-x , whi~.g 4s Ed pe sone witobs, s. d.per stone;; fnrnes, Es per ox; trbotis. pr lb. b1l, Pd,. per 3s. o 4s eac; lu (ded),Sc. to Osi ...