... apon the eolinim sense of the country, as well as indicative of the latwiteable incapa- city, tiot to say dishonesty, of our Whig Govertntiti. IlHa(i the raising of the income-tlx been accompanied by ajust equalisatien of the burdess, and had tiere been ...

... whether he ever did one party act, In Parliament or out of Parliament [cheerel. The Tories do not claim him [laughter The Whigs do not claim him-though some of them wish they could [renewed laughter]. No man could say thatthe Anti-Corn-law League since ...

... Corn Exchange. AN IRISH P'ARTY. C The Evening 1f1ail, which so recently has been calling r out for a junction of Orangemen, Whigs, Tories, and R&- peahers, as an Irish party to coerce Sir Robert Peel into the adoption of justice r Ireland, last night ...

... to Chester, was robbed of two chests of tea, and other articles of value, near Castle Bromwick. A number The Members of the Whig Club of the county of Fife, hfave remnitted tool. for Miss TAYLOR. William Cook, conviated at the Old Bailey, of mali- ciously ...

... *t toi fatldI terminatinn till within these few days.i l r. 009 aorn, who woas appointed Crown avent oei tlw /iceb' oe he Whigs to power, diicharger, foriten teaU, .1and om hece ?? Lord Advoclso, Ils ?? datn to he entire satisfaction of all thosm! or;icihly ...

... Governor Porter has signed his political death-warrant, unless the Whig party are traitors sufficient to take him up as their car~didate for governor. We understand that this is just what the Whigs mean to do. Private letters from' Philadelphia state that Governor ...

... carry the objects of Governinetit into operation. He (Mr Nicholsoin) said the n biahinerv tinder th,' new Bill would giv c the Whigs an opportunity of appoiniting immbhe-. less Commissioners, Inspectors, &e. at the expence of the niation and the probability ...

... of Commona on Thursday evening next. It is certain, we understand, that be will not be opposed by he Government. Upon the Whigs he may, of course, cal- culate to a min. There. May be somei formal gentlemen who will treat the House with essaye on Parl ...

... To-inorrow.1 MEEBTINGS IN SUPPORT OF MINIS TERS. The following Requisition has been already numrerously signed bymen of allparties-Whigs, Radlicals,andTrorie3:- ic TO TIIF RIGHIT 11ONTOURABLEI THE LORD MAYOR. We, Liverymen of the City of London, request that your ...

... 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- ...

... deceit and hy)pocrisv-a s IppOitiOIl 'tii' was ab'olutely imipiossibl; far anv persoil i!; i believe imin to be ot her than a Whig anid - : You may easilv imiaginte nith Mhat ;milt-nil i P ot her cseni ng in tlie lieuse of Peers' ii becl 1- taiinly g-ntlemen ...

... department of government, and conscious of the vast accession of strength they have acquired by the in- strumentality of a Whig Ministry, since the expulsion from office of the arch enemy of all reform, feel that there requires nothing more on their part ...