... ar. was the result; and now sales are making at 32/ to 10s per tun. Seal has followed nearly the same course of prices. The Whig bill for the repeal of the British navigation laws comes into operation this day; and the best informed mercantile circles ...

... that of George Nugent Reynolds, whose celebrated letter to the Earl of Clare The Sun republished with so much effect when the Whigs were dismissing the repeal magistrates in 1843. John and Thomas Reynolds were both placed behind commercial counters in Du ...

... my landlord, a good straightforward country gentleman of the old school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was a Whig. I have since learnt to consider a Peel-Conservative landlord as the worst evil of the two. Well, after some negociation I ...

... Saturday last, in the a Hall. At the hour appointed—twelve o'clock — there were not many present; however, says the 11Torthern. Whig, about one o'clock the Town Hall was filled with a numerous and very respectable assemblage. Dr. Boyd, 111.1., took the chair ...

... where, if the people were not redressed, they must call a meeting of their own. Now it is well known that Lord Lansdowne (and Whig though he is we have pleasure in speaking truth of him) is neither a rapacious nor a hard- hearted man, but the reverse in ...

... opponents, who manfully declare their sentiments, and ably carry out their views. The Morning Chronicle, as the organ of the Whig party, is a talented and equally consistent journal. The Morning Post is a faithful friend and a tried advocate in the cause ...

... windows, pisper, soap, malt, and almost every other i lhey product of industry subjected to excise duties by ham and ,tul the whig faction of the aristocracy, who led an ignorant people into wsr and national debt with the delusive cry of liberty on their ...

... Sir Robert and Lady Peel were recently Invited to spend some time at that celebrated centre of Whiggatherings, the focus of Whig influence and intelligence, of party organization and management—Woburn Abbey, we exclaimed to a friend, That is contrived ...

... incumbent on them to succour a misery they did not create—to mitigate a distress they never caused. Though the Peelite and Whig- Radical landlords admit the distress—admit the low rate of produce—yet, like their leader in England, they confess and avoid ...

... for 60 years, and he trusted to remain so for the rest of his life. (Hear.) He used to call himself a whig; but now he saw no difference betwees whig and tery, and must call himselt a radical reformer, although no revo- lutionist. (Hear, hear.) As long ...

... parties around Belfast; and have ever taken the deepest interest ia its operations. 24 names only are reported, in the Northern Whig, to have been present at the meeting of the 7th inst. This state of things has been gradually brought on by systematic departure ...

... and the MONEY•2IARKET. 7. TIIE ‘YALPOLE CORRESPONDENCE. 8. WORSIIII' of IMAGES and PICTURES. 9. MAL-ADMINISTRATION of the WHIGS. 10. GENERAL LITERATME. W. E. Painter, Church and State Gazette Office, 349, Strand. ...