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... Franklin Place Belfast, in the County Antrim; then of Holy wood, in the County Down, all in Ireland, Editor of the Northern Whig Newspaper and Aathor; and afterwards of No. 15, and late of No. 9, Crane Street, ia the City of Chester, Newspaper Writer aad ...
... TAPESTRY, and KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, in large variety. HEARTH RUGS and FELT CARPETS. Suites of BEDROOM FURNITURE. Elegant Whig and other WARDROBES. Iron and Brass BEDSTEADS, in great variety. Large quantity of excellent BLANKETS. FOR THB LIBRARY:— BOOKCASES ...
... SUNSHADES and UMBRELLAS. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, A splendid display of English and FRENCH FLOWERS, Real OSTRICH FEATHERS, FANCT WHIGS, the New Shaded SATINS and RIBBONS, LACES, STRAW FANCT LEGHORN HATS and BONNETS. The latest Parisian and London styles in TRIMMED ...
... Overcoats, Sli inches long, 525. 6d. •' The Traveller, 48 incnes long, fflJ. The Cnrragh, 52 inches loug, 735. ...
... le to peace? Ha.bad.3een twenty six yeaes a m__mber of the House of Commons and be had slwayafound thatthe cabinets of tha Whig patty wj». toejf«e. He had no hope of anything better, Uoa>> U*^ and therefore, be objected to tba coarse which fF wss proposed ...
... Paass akd its Victims.— ln recording the death of Mr. Bayle St. John, which happened oa the Ist iast.,-the ?? makes the folio whig remarks: — A young writer ofthe greatest promise has passed from labouring amongst us. Bay le St. John, of * The Libyan Desert ...
... between contending parties, which must not however be mistaken for a permanent peace. It has usually of late been the practice of Whig Governments to ignore while in office all minor reforms in order, it would seem, to perpetuate a few popular grievances which ...
... contending parties, which must not however be mistaken for I a permanent peace. It has usually of late been the practice of Whig | Governments to ignore while in office all minor reforms in order, it | would seem, to perpetuate a few popular grievances ...
... between contending parties, which must not however be mistaken for a permanent peace. It has usually of late been the practice of Whig Governments to ignore while in office all minor reforms in order, it would seem, to perpetuate a few popular grievances which ...
... lie down on their beds lest they be choked by ph'egm. -01 »4 ay's iliu are the best remedy known m tne world lor — c wi i .whig. ...
... contending parties, which must not however be Ta.rta.i__ for a permanent peace. It haa usually of late beam lhe practice ot Whig Governments to ignore while in office all minor reforms in order, it Would seem, to perpetuate a few popular grievances which ...
... necessary, an extremely strougest^_d wffl ( _*ht (tatt still easy) fit. preventing the pes*, not b— w it cfl. J — W oi — c Hat hlo whig off the head, E. J. NODDER, HAT MANUFACTURER, INVENTOR AND PATENTEE, T6. CHURCH-STREET LIVERPOOL. GOULD'S PARAGON SHIPPERS ...