... remaidad. Dr Wm. B, Martin, who was Montgomery’* phyalslMU while stationed Newtonards, has published a IcCSev the Nerthera Whig, in which he says:—* MontgUsae»y, ia hia addrees his Lordship before sentence death we# upon him for the murder of Wen. Olees ...

... who, in the last Parlia- men had represented Buckinghamshire, and who was already conspicuous both aa a libertine and as a Whig, had waitten a satirical ballad on the almistration of Tyrconnel. In this littie m an Iriehman a brother in a barbarous jargon ...

... Orders for £2 worth sent carriage end a 4; £4 Wales, | in variety CHINES. | tor all Classes, hand or foot, Lists tree, Wanied. WHIG. T & ANN, Bare, Lonée Catalegues by fon, “VOWEL” WASHING MACHINE. tes and Manchester TMPORTANTN i) tice, Great Savingin FUEL ...

... Corris paid, Yea from 1/5, 1/8, 24 2/8, per write for printed Price List of Groceries Mun hant- and Retall ts supplied at lowest Whig sale Prices wud Priee List application JOUN WHOLESALE TRA USWALD STREET, ...

... directed attention to the coalfelds ot their present position, and foture prospesta. We are gratified to learn from the Northern Whig that the Tyrove Coal Mintog Company have almost completed theic arrangements for working the fields between Danganoon and The ...

... on the Zanzibar recen Ox Tuesday a tramp named William Anderson, Our otlivers could not which we are not indebted either to Whigs or Pories— Alabama treaty, the Church, and the House of ‘These factories were the larze supply shops of the New ing to Glasgow ...

... Brady and Howard ed. The clandenog wor ks were left a mass of communes 12 the judge sentencing hin dead bebind them, man was a Whig, and re presented the co Mansiwl, The want of trustworthy fo prevents the and were locked up. These two were and re the to ...

... Conservative reaction, and ex pended aconsiderable amount of sarcasm on the Whigs—more especially on Whig Journglists. He, however, emphatically denied that the difference between Whigs and Tories was a small one, AT a meeting. of the Edinburgh U.P. Presb > ...

... Wod(’f&z’)meflfie; a:‘a'wn probable that gar f?;ns’bf Governime assailed. §lh t'i‘s sk of this gent it is a del soge/ afi‘&fies—r Whigs, add all, everybody except Radicaiswould deplore ; and Fventure to hope that you will dogyour part t@ avoid the possibility ...

... know for certain’is that they have never been in the water. But this isa defect which will cure itself in time. “ Whig finance,” and * Whig administration,” were byewords in 1834. But forty years have taught much, and we now hold that the Liberals are ...

... Irish phalanx. The Home Rulers offer their services, like Rob Roy, to either side, under engagement of payment; but neither Whig nor Tory can safely appeal to these political burglars or “ veiled rebels,” as Disraeli elegantly puts it. Indeed the Home ...

... such circumstances need it surprise anyone ’ a o i ) me, it was not a fact which she co rwards |oo be policy of some of the Whig lairds lost several | obtained for the best and driest samples. 'The business in An old miser, who was exceedingly ’:rlimontou ...