... and also authilsd te diectrs o cntriutetowrdscertain local forpreiie, ed heprceeins erinted. CICUI LAW NUTIUBS~.-TIs VDAT. WHIG cOURT OP JMOTXR-SANTItRUTTCY COURT.- AT Tar UoUaT. Liccaws'l-iae.-1siroas MRe. BEIAutRs UArLIil.-IS Cua~massno-1rivate bittang ...

... in the agitation of a mattur so likely to be of vast benefit to themselves and their country. TO THE BDITOH OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,-I understand our excellent Lord Lieutenant has recommended the establishment of a packet station in Ire- iand, and in ...

... hon. gentleman then referred to the address of Lord Russell to tie electors ot London, as indicative of the course which the Whig ministry were about to pursue, and concluded by the assembled electors, assuring them, the same time, that would do his utmost ...

... on the farm, (Cheers.) A new process is going on now. We hear a good deal from England about the landlords of this country. Whigs, tories, radicals in that country have talked great deal about the Irifeh landlords, about what they have done and what they ...

... valuable edtba to the products of thie armer. IUplad nn grsssae likelyto balkmuchl above theaverage, uand Ib meadows look ?? W~hig wI TnE HAY Havmsr.-The hay harvest in nowr 114 becomndg genrl hliroiuout the OoUnt, an on theo Ag wrhae we believe the ?? excellet ...

... advices pro- duced a lttle better tonein the ?? a dlemandsprangu forithe bought-in goods of Frdylast, the greater part of. whig were placed- in the course of wtheday at bought-in prices,~ and bor some qualities at 3d. per Mw. advance. There wyaa no~ change ...

... property in the city of Exeter would not be worth having. Not only is the feeling of opposition to the budget manifested by Whigs and Radicals; but the majority of what is here called the great Conservative party are violently opposed to it; in fact many ...

... upon the principle that half a loaf was better than none According to the predictions which have been so freely ' made by the whigs, there is no salvation for the country We are all going to be ruined, and the country desolated, less than twelve months. We ...

... 1d. per lb. a, S.. to its, ea4b. FISH,-BILrw eeSGATA. MA. 4.-Tubtts, h; 01. to 12..; brl rS tca. Gd c eodf la. td. to U. d; Whig 4d. to 6d. Iobsters, s. tois.B. each; eebs,4d.toUld. perl.; hadbdaf 4d. to 88. achd; eol,*1. to s.Jd. per pair; *iounders, ...

... Armstrong or Colnnil Western* retiring, the present high sheriff, Mr. Kobert C«&idv, a gentleman of great local influence and a whig, is ready to accept the burthen. Of the djntingencjr there does not appear to be rauch probability, according to th* JtLing'3 ...

... has made reputation for politicians, and fortunes for capitalists. Its advocacy is one of the distintnishing features of the whig party; its principal champions being Mr. Clay, Mr. Webster, and Itir. Abbot Laurence, himself a wealthy on-- rnufacturer. BMr ...

... West, has been most unsatisfactory, notwithstanding their professed adherence to the doctrines of Free Trade. As a body, the Whigs, much to their credit, have been found upon the side of peace, notwithstanding the temptation to prop up their falling Tariff ...