... no nmcetleg a R they had in days past, our good u~blic friends the whigs 'are very mitch in the same predicament 11og- (Cheers and laughter.) We never hear now, of. any great elves whig dinner, except a banquet in Olsesam-place, where Ilace, the prime ...

... even engrafted anything new upon that which was old. It had taken up the prinCipleE of Earl Grey, of Mr. Pitt, and of the whigs of more then half a century ego. It had been called into existence by the nesesltlesof the times, and the general desire that ...

... 1d. per lb. a, S.. to its, ea4b. FISH,-BILrw eeSGATA. MA. 4.-Tubtts, h; 01. to 12..; brl rS tca. Gd c eodf la. td. to U. d; Whig 4d. to 6d. Iobsters, s. tois.B. each; eebs,4d.toUld. perl.; hadbdaf 4d. to 88. achd; eol,*1. to s.Jd. per pair; *iounders, ...

... that it was the object of the ministry and the free-tradlers to forecailllabour iato the towns. For the first tinain hiltory a whig Chancellor of the Exchequer had a aurplus whioh would have been a large deficit but for the income tax laid on by Sir Rt. Peel ...

... postmiaster-of eralt ndu the gentlemen named ~Parnilter, whose friends are stated to have made great saaiiflcee in support of the whig party in Win- chester, has been ?? postmaster 6i that town. Boi2e delay took place in his appointment in' ?? is ise understood ...