... Taxation, particu- larly the Taxes upon Malt and Beer. The requihitien is nu- merously signed by persons of all parties-Tories. Whigs, and, Radicals--and Is expected to be numerously ?? We learn that Dr. LYALL (who has been a frequent and valuable Correspondent ...

... f . very silperior s0tg, Of tile Aiigus.shire breed, appeared. sch r; toC tirciglil from O- to £2ti per ead.' Thbe supply Whig ?? ti -. 'Swer :l Toti hii hy ciii: o'Ciiek. there were oily 100 sheep ii; tie mn- market, ?? sold at Sih. a heaid, ...

... useful. If, as therein little question must be the case, an union is effected between Mr. CANNING and some of the leaders of the Whig party, they Vidl have au opportunity, in their manner of dealing with the delin-t quent boroughs we have mentioned, of proving ...

... architect sed artilkeers hal; n made the work firm and secure. They had 'untaried ' the ht, of the tories, and unwhigged thle Whigs. *Yas tiat a situatlo the country was to ble placed is ? Were they to see thiskgrf country without a (G7verntent? Is this Lord ...

... p~ofbiised whilst on the other sideof the house. Un- less they did sn, the counrYs, which once respected the name of - an English Whig, would locok upaol it as contemptible and dLt- Mr. -il-f. Fiilgerald said, he should tie 'moat silviouis, if the I -.forms ...

... character; end he thought they would gisit little by the change, unless the Marquis of Lattedossne, or some other of the leading Whigs, tame situ posser. He hod alssaya looked upon the right honiour- able gentleman at the hieid of Isis Majesty's Government as ...

... learn from a correspondent, that an attempt was made to Sul nominate a committee, in which there Wbe only three moderateP Whigs,. and not one decided Reformer, out of about twenty ee ersons, independent of the Boroughreeve and Constables. Peo Mr. Prentice ...

... spent 47 minutes of that time at the bohtom; at a depth of' IS ?? radicals of Carlisle have obtained another victory over tile whigs of that city. On tile 30th hlt. in pursuance of a requi- sition to the Mayor, signed by ai considkrable numbcr of tile latter ...

... that straight-forward rule to the matter, awd were convinced in the outset (without being biassed by 'the patronage of the Whigs and Radicals, which ought to have satisfied every body of its mischievous tendency) that the fine liberal system upon which ...

... elect;ion, r she first foor retiring,' and mokting coons for the to sorte nrs~br o ne members. They had been branded as ae Whigs who, hasieg gor into power, irad dlone nosthing.- c ?? doing, nothing when they could boast, tisat after 1It t thre year ofinessnt ...

... Ministry were at an end. Nevertheless, before twelve o'clock, some appreben- sions were excited by a general report that the Whig party of the Cabinet were dissatisfied with the appointment of Mr. Her- ties, and that, In cttseqiience, the Marquess of Lsnsdown ...

... GALBRAIrII, Bart., de- ?? this paragrapb a Journal of Saturday evening rings the chalnges, as a ground of attack against the Whigs, on the assumptioo that the Mr. E. TIERNEY above mentioned is connected with the family of the Master of the Mint. A Cor- ...