... Cincinnati Min we four. — Standard — we five. — Westers we — Zion's Herald.—And » Maine Free we eight. —Mo Fi And we nine. — Whig. ard! the And we ten WV strayed te parts the —Allany Daily Advertiser. — we York Commercial Adeerti the ragrum! wea bake - ...

... doom of the present Ci ion, has , is written, why, we repeat, does not every | WHS ‘en, had |! ational improvement, whether Whig or Tor ul forward now to accelerate a change which matter re from | 10 be inevitable 7 We are in hopes that 4 Earl de | meeting ...

... yellow. ‘Those who attributed to us| ties he would call on to show any one act of ( that cuuld distinguish it as being composed Whigs or Tories, If the League atiempts question than the abolition of the coru-laws shipwreck that moment, whether that questi Repeal ...

... detain them longer than on Monday evening. The writer coneluded by st in Edinburgh was excessively bowhigge: thad becn by the Whigs an Gibson Craig. who hated the League more t Peel or Sir James either)—they had already in collecting upwards of £700 in ; ...

... Did not The > Was Got no account ired the iginal ne eon ars, be or two ors, and ren put nd the sustained.—Helfast Northern Whig. Tuw League Deputation have n idle since they lett Edinburgh, Oa Monday, den and Mr. Moore addressed two large a Aberdeen, ...

... few years afte tered public life, he did not much pewe amongst the lower classes. His language wa and he quarrelled with the Whig leaders, and to make the venerable Grattan as unpopular as for which, however, he was severely taken to letter called “ Faction ...

... | set of principles. State what they are? Well, if I were to def I should say— “* In moderation ing all m; a The Tories ae Whig, Chave been blamed by my own family for bein Tor, and by some of my had friends for being vere they bo:h right! Yes—(much laugh ...

... ter). Mr. Henn.—Of what politics have you alway Witness.— ** In moderation placing all my glory, Tories call me w hig and Whigs a Tory. —(great laughter). I have been denounced members of my family, who are Liberal, for be and I have been blamed by my ...

... Act, came tl The Whigs come in and the Reform Bill is Vhunded and fifty thaasant men at 8 wd threaten to advance to Londen, a and by Lord and Lord become the eurespon! Union Comber is reduced to ashes fire: the Prers resist, and the Whig voiee, exclaim ...

... till aluut nine when a place in Mr. Gordon's barn, and was avon filled | The abso- cred 80 na the ted 10 ngthen of Eu- om the Whigs ip with es had ER 2 wees and plenty of the Tomnaveen cheer went round kept going till six in the morning, wher parated highly ...

... En begao to iook for countenance, grew lukewarm to constitutional Spain, the Quadruple Treaty, aud proved false tu th The Whigs, iv tura, grew cold to the King of the and, ia consequence, the Goverument, of its oaly true ally aad support, aothing 1 more ...

... gras | as leader of the Opposition. He wi ae gass- | Cinude Lorraine picture of the baleyon state of t died in | tey under Whig rule, and contrast it with a wise ve- | Rosa sketch of its present coadition—couelu was BO | vague motion which binds bis party ...