... NEW BOOKS & NEW EDITIONS PRINTED F'oB JOEN W. PARKER, WEST STRAND. HISTORY pf the WHIG MINISTRY o1lS3). By J. A. RomBucx, M.P. Y I and Il-to the passing of the Reform Bill. 8vo. HISTORY of NORMANDY and of ENGLAND. BY Sir FRANCIS PALGRAVE, hH. Volume I ...

... shall appear next week. A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBERYeS. ANxIous.-Never. F. A L.-Pray don't. at and they did go K. totes For' the Whigs were beatn n hyddg out of offJice. | uW. L. B-The boxes were all 7s. on p1r. Macready's .L.t Bwhe.eTs, in the old time, the ...

... HA~UEAD AND Th~. FItAOCI'Snewnodpoileo codeof roonoat, by.whish hear- ijio na hoporo~enty eetred coalto tto affoeer to hear a Whig.. TOOTHACHE PREVENTED BY .6tog BRtANDlltS tOPAMItL forfittieg decayed teeth, anirooderiog B them so..od and pils. Price It ...

... would be, that now we have a surplus, those little makeweights would be removed: but no, such is not the course of governments, Whig or Tory. Can, there, however, be any reasonable excuse for re- taining such petty additions?. Surely, when it is pro- posed ...

... anti-cli, feeling f' 'iiiany liberals, the Mantricaii indifference' of' otheis, owing also' to 'the'hike- t warnmess of many whigs, who dislike difficulties in- . curred for conscience'sake as much, as the, Peel- . ites; and owing 'to the position of many ...

... millions; and he proposed to raise fourteen millions by Exchequer Bills, which was agreed to after considerable opposition. 7he Whigs have always been bad Budget makers, simply because they have been dishonest ones, using cunning instead of straightforward ...

... are not aware of any screw loose. We consider No. 2 well in, and dangerous if meant on the day. To your last query as a Whig - Yes. W. H. B.-Chester Cup-No. 1, we believe, has been amiss; of the remainder of your lot, we prefer Nos. 5, 6, and 7 ...

... means of a subscription, a monument was erected in the Victoria Cemetry, to the memories of Sharp and Williams, the victris to Whig tyranny. Surmounting this monument was a cap of liberty, emblematical of the caase for which these men had sacrificed their ...

... MESMERIS-The Moe ogngouew P- lovsiophn o aihfn the rei uttutnewar Faith'of PhletVoenzhy-Ir I epom Laithton ?? of ?? of Ireand-The Whig ansit the Qultet-n's ath7er INtreion Inesthe Affatirh ?? ?? Cancellor-As Qetonf bu the Grea t ExhibitionAdl ted Neus- iralan ...

... successfully imploring tory aid to of throw out Mr. LOCKE KiNG's bill for extending the ,c 101. franchise to counties ? If the whigs would not b, have Lord MULGEAvE's defeat ominous of the defeat re of their whole party, they must adopt a more honest cc and ...

... but even thil would I not satisfy them; he bid, high for their support, but not high enough. They know their power over a whig cabiet; it was Bishop GIBspN in WAL- POLE'S time who first taught that; and'theyare re-t solved' to'eoxercise it. Soafter. ...

... ployed, in its official capacity, to announce and defend a i Ey rnew parliamheitary reform bill, or to announce and defend a W w whig bill to re-enact the corn and navigation laws. Bets of. I oysters and champagne, without any odds, were. freely' offered and ...