... s, ,; sauld be certified by the 7 .1 I s .Iournutl says that itf oa ' ,oloiel M'Gregor his qualmus ; c Olia'ti Wider tile Whigs, War| . ?? ,. r 7l . : .- lt iS Akely to become # per- ,,~i P'L ,u iora Post states that Colcnel .3 tL o 14; Ii. e, and that ...

... yield, until it is beaten frms rule by the semse of that tmeo democracy, the dennocracy ofe numbers, whichl is enlisted under W'hig banners,-which hau spoken at the polis with a wtrning as prophetic as the nene, ene tthel nporeaSiur. It will cling to the ...

... MAIDSTON.1 Eac'rrosi.-Tiheba110t to try the merits of this petitibon camne off o'n Tuesday 'evening, wheni seven Tories and four Whigs were drawn, and Sir Georei Rose was appointed chairman. The allegationsagainst'the 'silting mem'- ber, Mr. Fector, were di ...

... firmn. MEETINGS IN CAwTnEnctRY.-The rival factions had .rival dinner meetings in QCdterbury LOn Wednesday last. Anomoig the Whigs who asseimbled on thiis occasio to ,d what discredit the', could to. the natne of reformer,. were a son of the Mroionesss ...

... WESTMINSTER MEETING. The town is placarded this morning with, caution. to the men of Westminster not to be deluded by the Whigs into joining in the monstrous cry set. up by them concerning the repea1, of the corn-laws, bdt advising them to stick fast ...

... lhall:- It was a snug affair, to which none but 0utan out mlnisterialists were admitted-men who swear by etC 5 official Whigs in all things, for the most substantial ret D sons. This statement is utterly untrue, as are the u 9 tendant insinuations ...

... in withholding that which they are determined to sell their lives dearly for ,should the infatuated Lord Glen. elg and the Whig Ministry still persist in refusing the olive branch, and prefer resorting to the force of the bayonet. Consols have been firm ...

... 'though professing himself a constatt reade?. of the Chronicle, cahnut help expressing his iamhzemen't at 'the part which' the Whig press is playing in support of BIDDLH's cotton schemes. We shall give anextract from this letter of Mr. LEEs, forit iis worth ...

... Portuguese government ever get that abominable piece of iiijustice again ? We are very sulre they never can from this country, let Whig, Tory, or Radical ministers be in power. The monopolists, however, are trying, to mend their lame leg. The Oporto merchants ...

... there seems to be little doubt of the means to do so being principally derived from an increase in the Cus- toms' duties. The Whigs or commercial aristocracy attribute this anticipation of payment to the finesse of the Van Buren party, with the view of i ...

... is on the heads of the Ianyl lords themselves that' thd prinei al skitae 6f the 6fanie THE PRECURSOR AOITATLON - The Diblitn Whig, are lkd it4 -aco'.ints oP Mr. OCoo'nell's saiigs aH d 4oingjs, at several. places: in, the south and west of Ireland-;, a ...

... occur its thi represputadion of Sairsl viihi and Deal. Report says that Sit Itui',tNt DONXIN isiterids to oiler hiluself i thie Whig interest, anil that lie will be sull- purlted by sile friends of Sir TjIIUXIAS THOUBilIDOE. It is ?? tileret will be is conitest-at ...