... the ciroumstanoeB would be altogether reversed. (Hear, bear.) But altogether put it to any member of the community—let him be Whig, Tory, or Radical —be would ask him whether the man who made that speech—and he believed it was correctly given, for the reporters ...

... tlx months, on the ground that it did not contain a single unobjectionable clause. created a new commission, and gave to a Whig Government Immense Increase of patronage, which ought not to be placed in the hands of any Government. It was said that only ...

... this House, now Controller of the Exchequer. ! lie found that, in November, 1830, that Noble Lord had been a member of the Whig Government, and that, from tbat day down to the present, be had been receiving large sums of public money, and was now in ...

... j si r■ oi.s y affect supply food. We are also inciineii itelieve, it may not commit the s me ravages as hist y^eur. *\u> i Whig, Am). Id. S lam). —Af a longer period of drought following midsummer than >rded with the continued jirogresl pa'tuies, at'iern-a ...

... :ion) -A note addressed S. A.A . Msregrly -othee LiVetpool, :e-ilL be e In. immediately attended to.-seij -repectable efetehees WhiG be required and given. tour - sllsi-w tion r Melancholye Ereent.-An event of a most melancholy t nature, which occutred on ...

... dissatisfaction, that it can hardly long sustain itself. All the great in- terests of the country have been sacrificed. Talk of Whig adhesion to power I The grasping adherence of the Conservatives to the privileges and emoluments of office-power they have ...

... Hungary.t r it The Court Jotrolt says, the calculation is, that there e will be iu ?? nerv Prliamest ttwo hundred aind fortyi e Whigs and rtio hundred and sixty Tories. ft! t. ' The NAosrolliste (Parisian paper) formally denies that f ilte Austrisns are in ...

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... wstb creryb e reotest select OSfoitinerit of Patetersu fenlaoTfacaug6teiiT hesitation in assaerting are uoeqilal edU-I lr w'hiG ttat beauty and harmony f otebore andi~ *X;ir4' BRITIS AND FORENGN 0LT IN GRZET VAPitl~^' 7~t C om~petent Workm~en ieen to ...

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... wee ties a ?? time fixed byp Mr. Rumeell for his next distribution of ticetse~ 8, for a free passage, to Auestreelia. E1 - A Whig of 1688.--At the close of time investigations we a d a shall endeavour to comp~ly witis your request; but tee can. t ~'not ...

... of some truly sound and well-fLalehed, Second-hand. Furniture. HA L L'S Ask special attention to the lets mentioned below. whig~ conveys but a slight idea of the TREMENDOUS B3ARGAINS1 Now to be secured. AT- HA LL' S, 5 53 & S3, BRUXSW-Cr,-P.OAD. LIVHEP-OOr ...