... INES, LAMPAND, XPLO-'RATQ1'! . I I ?? . ., ?? ?? Basstt, 15/9 16/3 ?? Dolco'th, 20/3 20jg 9 est do d15i p 15/3 1519, Wh'IG EaLt Pool, 10o jO Ni -OUT3H Arlcai. nelo,a 77 4- Langa Angelo Deep,>24 3 -ifgjant &Psx mine.. s5 3 : Do I AuroraWUnited,1I * : Luep'dl ...

... Lord Stanley gid 3Mr. Gladstone entered inioan agreement, thst in the evat-7 then thought an exceedingly probable ohe-of the Whig li nistry being broken up, they would take office together, ir- ing previously come to an understanding that, as the noble ...

... l power still left.them, and they would use it (beeE). -he.true secret was coming out at east. T, e Attorney.Ceoersl was a Whig fit bottom, he wanted to have she hustings desolate; he knew the men whomt he was prosecuting wuutid stand up at the husttngs ...

... descent,gand great was the conster~nstion of skippers, dnd great also the: seizure of illegal weights. We find in the Northernm Whig 'listi bf thirty-eight 061iers visited by Mr. B , in. :heaiy all of whih P4..the 'weights were. deficient, though we are bound ...

... public ma'ters. >' written by him on muiry, 1 775, this ! day one hundred and twenty-three ago. ' t> Ij'ird then the titular Whig leader. 'My birthdiy, need not sly how nan. That Ed nun Burke w >ui i value if could ' speak any recognition by the citizens ...

... I MINES * LAND, AND, EXPLORTION. I Bssett Polberro, 5 1 Doicoath, 1919 2/9 j West Kitty, 85 9 do 153 p 15/0 16/0 WhIG'nv ille, 8i 9 Buat Pool, 10t I Do Kitty, 1 SOUTH AWBRICA. Angelo, 6 7 Unlate 34 4 Angelo Deep. 2 5 L'glat.811b, 41 Apes Mine., 53 a Do ...

... him personally, but he represents a Whig borough, and has voted with the government on such ques- tions as the Jews bill, and the Canada clergy reserves ; and against Ireland on Kilmainham Hospital. Hne is probaby a Whig. Lord Henry Bantiuck is brother of ...

... for which we are indebted to the Peelites. 'Mir. ,eogh never -was, a Whig-his promotion, It it take- plae, will be due oacinsively to.the followers df Sir'Rbbrt Peel; not to the Whigs, but to the raen of high moral sentiment and Puritan political integrity ...

... Chairman advised steady perseverance in the great .struggle for domestic legislation. The time bad arrived t when neither the Whigs nor Tories could suppress the na. t tional movement, if Is ishmen were only true to their own pledges and declarations (cheers) ...

... moved that 8Oa. should be declared, but his views were overruled, and the origiual resolution gave appa. rently general ?? Whig. ADULTERATION OF FLOUB.-A charge of adulterating wheat fdour with alum was preferred at the Waketield Court- house, on Monday ...

... good prices offered. Lean stock goes off heavily, with a slack demand. Swine plentiful. And sheep a good supply.-Satirist. WHIG PATRIOTISM. The patriotism of men in office is positively appalling, as well as indisputable. In the course of the debate o' ...

... -landed interest. But in the passing of speculation to and fro we hear nothing about relief to the Irish spirit trade. When the Whigs were in, nothing, it was urged, could be more unjust and impolitic than the repres- sion of a great branch of the national ...