... ilK at d'nweris . the capital of inveu e- ted by whic 1..1 I war —1 that amid —Jimmie* a luau lie hid town where all men, Whigs and Tories, with made to by peran tube, to any pot ---. ...

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... Phortight, Strevt, ittoott in.!. at the time of dnrase, art hereby *tea to ir A. - count. tome, on or btfote the Jay et JOHN ti. WHIG, to Deceased. W. G. WHITTEPIGH/1111, 111 peeteilly ilie 'testi., • the nteit octal' w, K. S. llowlight, Pnieer, Ste., respectfully ...

... be realized in the present generation. But practical measures like the one submitted by Mr. MILES, find no favour with the Whig Go• vernment, and quite as little with the present House of Commons. Mr. Moms, the Under- Secretary for the Colonies, moved ...

... were defeated, in a thin house, by a majority a their own ordinary supporters.- The plain truth of the matter is, that the Whig Ministry was about to fall to pieces through sheer inanity, and the outrageous Budget produced by Sir CHARLES Wuon made it ...

... or away; might described r common is ; hot it le noteworthy that be has sisal then the wary arid that oared, to pawl the of Whig Bird, w the any terrine his, tempera, forth{ per if their leader. Mr. Bright lusotired in • armor heartier, directed pert, ...

... conduct will, of worse, open for animadmreioa hat we cannot help thinking that the ',pea of Mr. El OWN Mast he danogiug to Whig party another dimulutioa sakes place. We have not glace. humour, Iront the crowded nets of our toluene of this Mai, to eater ...

... the fact, of which no better evidence sionkl be needed n his own to the of • movement for which the notions even of the old Whigs are .dvatmed. Ile 11.0.0 perfeetly well that the cry emana y from f▪ ew crotchety individuals in Ito Home of and se to his ...

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... all the civilised world, whilst extending the eketo• privikge to dames woG q.odidrl to it might tut who bad excluded by the Whig of 1832. The Bill taut jontly proceeds on • entirely disk • cot from that domination of numbers and that diafranchiremant ...