... stated. By the Ministerial organs of the press the Earl of Derby is said to have a working majority of 30 over the Whigs and Peelites. The Whig papers maintain, however, that the real out and out supporters of the Government will positively, if the other ...

... Spirit of ' Punch.' Firm Boy. What does be do •kh all thew Whig hues AccoNd y , ant era•g► d 'em, 'e to CIA:r •iib ' 0i 11IE W.SI3-MALILIT. a tett frots se learn coosidei..ble that•• The Money Market feveritai. We implore ;lie fever is woo, t. intematent ...

... Formate, Ihinphoil, or David Davidson, Itelugas Lodge, will point out the Wood. The Roup will commence in front of the limo. of Whigs., and (in consequence of the extent of the Role), at 10 o'clock fureaoon precisely. DAVID ROSS, Auctioneer. ...

... agents have been gu ilty of bribery and corruption at the late election, and the bed eminence is shared petty equally by Whigs and Tories alike. Lea John Busses explanation of the Foreign Policy of (his country, and of the intentions of the Government ...

... alternative but to retire. Lord Palmerston would, of course, be sent for by the Queen, and commanded to re.oonstruct the old Whig Cabinet. Lord John Russell, anticipating this probable contingency—a result which ignored him and his slender following—did ...

... an opportunity of unfolded the Wing policy on the opening of the ensuing session of Parliament. Motions will be made by the Whig leaders which, whether they will or no, will thoroughly sift and test the policy of the present Ministry. Whether Lord Derby ...

... of small Wires. The iliOP an I DWELLING lIJUSE o.•eu?ied by the &awed, which are sitaue.l in the centre of the High Street, Whig eakuisst et toe tern of nett, Parcbr•rut the wools wiz hAve sit eznelleut up,worinuity of cuatinoing the &ilium in the wuu: ...

... yaws' MON& violent the Wig palms la die left aids ilkortesse su the fllllll3. UM amps. Widow ant web smarts 'ua 1 yes MEM Whig whoa Ran thew haw ben D. Dsory's Royalists amain Fwd. °SNORT ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1858. To the Municipal Electors of the 'loyal Burgh of Porres. T aoa• nut, 13th October, IK.S. GENTLEMEN. Whig of the number of Councillors oho thia year fall to irtire,by rotation, I beg again to offer myself as • C tN DILATE for RE-ELECTION ...

... the 401 freeholds for the counties, and reduced the burgh franchise to £3. From the remarks of Lori John Russell, the great Whig leader, in his place in Parliament, in may be infurred that the struggle will Le n.aintained on the 40s freeholds in counties ...

... after their Luggage, and also to a rite t fits r nau.ns and addresses thereon, us aril the Port at grinds they (the Company not Whig responsible tar any artiete ever, unless Llook , eil awl Sword fsr us Cargo.) Horse, C..tt;,•, and all kinds of Live Sock and ...

... talent in Downing Street. The Coalitisa—we @Wald rather say the Union Government—is composed of the picked men of the Peel and Whig parties. That they will wank harmoniously together there can be no question, because previously to accepting office the terms ...