... Lord CAMPBELL, presents a marked and most favourable 'contrast to that of LOrd DENMAN. Lord • DiNDILAN, like many other great Whig laWyers, was fond of talking about the freedom of the press hi Parliament and of toasting it at dinner, but neither himself ...

... votes cost 6,0001., and 84 Whig votes 2,oooL(Hestr.)—at Nottingham, 529 Whig rotes cost 12 ,000/. and 144 Tory, 5,0001 ; at Lowers, 411 Tory votes co s t 5,0p01., and 407 Whig, 2,000 h; at Reading, 572 Tory ntei cost and 410 Whig votes 16,000rhear)—no, -that ...

... cost 6,0004 and 84 Whig votes 2,0001.—. (Hear.)--at Nottingham, 529 Whig votes cost 12 ,0001., and 144 Tory, 5,0001; at Lewes, 411 Tory votes cost 5,0001., and 407 Whig, 2,000/.; at Reading, 572 T ory votes cost 6,0001., and 410 Whig votes 16,000/.—(Hear ...

... Gentleman , who brought forward the motion reminded the House that for 150 years the Whigs had been teaching them that the people were the only source of legitimate power. The Whigs had been always the promoters of agitation until they got into power, and then ...

... separated afrer thanking DEATH or JAMES GIBSON CR is the grave well closed on Lord: Jeffrey, rich to promote the cruse of the Whig Parr,' telt. and, ere we have to announce trio dea th of one o t though FOESES , 'ing none t.f the talents for e t I y complished ...

... come to a resolution embodying a return to the taxation of 1835. This course was not a new one-1792 had been the s'andard the Whigs had quoted and wished to return to for a quarter of a century. He should ask the Government to show reasons why they would ...

... thanking the is DEATH OF SIR JAMES GIBBON did the grave well closed on Lord Jeffrey, t in much to promote the cause of the Whig Po r i land, cre we have to announce the death of though possessing none of the talents for vet complished writer and critic ...

... his Go verument—that it refused to reason what it yielded to agitation—(Hear, bear)---lest we justified the character of the Whigs given by Lord Anglesey, that they were tide-waiting legislators,, who flowed in on the tide of refore], who steered witbi its ...

... 350 dollars; to the steward and able seamen, each 125 dollars; ordinary seamen and apprentices, each 100 dollars. —Kingston Whig, Feb. 6. BRITISH COLONIAL BANK AND LOAN COMPANY.— The ninth annual meeting c f this company was held at the offices in Moo ...

... his Go vernment—that it refused to reason what it yielded to agitation—(Hear, bear) —lest e justified the character of the Whigs given by Lord Anglesey, that they were tide-waiting legislatore, who flowed in on the tide of reform, who steered with its ...

... th an ki ng the DEATH OF SIR JA MES G IBSON is the grave well closed on Lord Jeffrey, aeolmuch to promote the cause of the Whig por t Y.bo, land, ere we have to announce the death of ho, ec' though possessing none of the talents for which t cornplished ...

... his Go vernment—that it refused to reason what it yielded to agitation—(Herr, hear)—lest we justified the character of the Whigs given by Lord Anglesey, that they were tide-waiting legislators, who floe ed in on the tide of reform, who steered with its ...