... WHIG CLAIMS, Sustained by Mr Sheriff Urquhart, , . 50 Additional claims sustained in the Court of Appeal, . . . . . . 122 None of the fifty admitted by Mr Urqnhart were reversed in the Appeal Court. Expunged from the old roll as dead or denuded, . ...

... - Tee af the week. eee ae aod pence plea. he duty on rye and bears. 2 ———_—_— cipate WHAT THE WHIGS IN OFFICE HAVE (From the Lancaster Gaurdian. ) We will give facts to prove what this cal ni mary ly add. r.) held the government ; and, we may fearless ...

... TORY AND WHIG CREATIONS OF PEERS. The happy result of our negotiations with Spain, and the brilliant success of our forces in Asia (which, the Times says, roust finally conclude the war), will have left the Tories not leg to stand upon. Their last violent ...

... [Price There are sjme amongst us, are sorry to perceive, Irritated against the Whigs for the inadequacy of their measures, that they throtr themselves into the arms of the Tories. The policy of this difficult to imagine. Half loaf is better than bread ...

... is the very proposition for making which turned out the Whigs. At all events, the Observer's article was almost everywhere received as Ministerial feeler”—a fact itself denoting the foregone conclusion, that some such proceeding that announced was much ...

... i utter, lent of Ij exa« out (Loud ime to Whig, ng* of * tu ...

... TORY PRANKS— COUNTY HALL NO PLACE FOR WHIG 9, little excitement has prevailed in oitr fair and ancient city for some days past, occasioned by rumours that the Committee of the County, who are supposed to have the charge of the County Hall, had refused ...

... Lord John Russell and the principal members the Whig party were absent from th ...

... there measure now proposed by the Whigs which it not carry into effect—more speedily, ptobably, and to a greater extent than the Whigs are doing; hut this would going beyond, not contradicting the principles of the Whig Government. Could the same said a ...

... pursued the same course, we arc accused of damaging the Liberal party. There is nothing like leather”! A Whig ” has all the wisdom that is he found in the Whig party, and perhaps little more besides. lie disapproves of the course that wc adopted in regard to ...

... considerable majority. Louisiana sends four members, and every instance lu« felections have gone against the Whigs. In Senate, it now stands, the Whigs have majority of one. is by no means impossible, two or three other states should follow the wake of Louisiana ...

... the Whigs having had an escape, they mean that they themselves have had a sound drubbing. The Whigs drub the Tories, and of course the Whigs escape being drubbed. The Tories would lick the Whigs, only that the Whigs lick the Tories first; ...