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TELEGRAPITIC DESPATCHES—COURT—rEIWNAL--PROVINCIAL—MARKETS, &c. verssonat. 7s . _1 - TOWII TALL New Year hat ..

... nine lives ; bow ninny Lord John hat it is impossible to tell. Twice last session he committed, in the opinion of every man, Whig, Tory, or Radical, political suicide, and yet be is again spoken ,if as coming back to office. It is clear London won't have ...

Obituary

... knowledLy. of the state of trade or of the money market. He courteous but of a retiring disposition. lu liti. M. Brown was a Whig. but he never tool: an ;chive part in .1 lie was a magistrate fur this borough, and also fur -t 71.1 1 , , r brings the text ...

Obituary

... Affairs, bat on succeeding to the earldom I all :olive share in politics, although he uniformly th e 'louse of Lords to the Whig party. In , ! , nds•r, Its w is appointed I.ord-Lieutenant of the county of isw.tii •ii of the late Earl of Thanet. Pa•rim ...

BOLD PAINT AND INK

... the British Constitution. I read further in Dod that Mr. Hayter was first returned for %Yells in August, 1537—that he is a Whig—that he ha: uniformly motel in favour of the total abolition of the t.'orii Laws. and for Free Trade in its most extended ...

Eiitomt of /40m :foreign & Domestic

... election. The New York papers exfress great satisfaction at the settlement of the enlistment question. The Kingston (Canada) Whig states that the feud existing between the two bodies of Orangemen In Canada—a feud that has long been a reproach to the Protestant ...

ton Don

... said be had none left, but upon searching they found a quantity in a box under the counter, of which they took samples. I hi Whig analysed it was found to contain 10 per cent. of hard wood. Mr. WGiblion produced samples of the wood separated from the pepper ...

*ctentiffe

... have bestowed the highest eni:om upon Brooks for his a.ssault upon Senator Sutuiter. The Enquirer recently alluded to the Whig in these higliflown terms :— The sheepish spint of a stricken conscience is betrayed in every word and syllable of the paragraph ...

gabal any Military

... recede. and rule 2s per quarter under thole of tau Friday. The currency Is now, for English, Malting Us to Distaltery and Uri:Whig Ns 10 44 and Foreign from 3d. to 43.. In Ark several transactions at U. toads. lamas Coax meta good sale et 32s to A slow trade ...

.010011

... oxalic acid. 'hue unfortunate man, who has lately been brought down by a reverse of fortune. Was inked up the previous night for Whig disonlerlv, but was bailed out, anti was uniertsl at the time to Le at the Cleikenwell pollee court next duty. i1171 . A ...

LATEST FROM ABROAD

... Clarter'sdiridge on the 91st August. The former were defeated. Commercial akaire unchanged sinee the departure of the Persia. The Whig Mass National Convention had met at Baltimore; the North American Mass Convention wag assembled at Syracuse; the Pei mblican ...

I.onton

... statesmen of past times, and whose name will ever stand prominent in the political animas of England, being that of the great Whig leader, Charles James Fox, whose political honesty was admitted by caqn his most determined opponents. The status represents ...