... of a future programme. He was opposed to that part of the scheme. He was a Whig sad a supporter of Lord Hartington, hut for the next three weeks he was something more than a Whig. (Applause.) He trusted that the Liberal party would soon be united again ...

... GRAYS. A OXygg LAM —OA Friday illonllalg this 7.9 ilosso Laio *As sadden's' broaght to ohlog ts • goat Whig ea Ilse. The goat had strayed (roils the 11.gb.stniet. it with grsist After • rilal• of bolls nil., it was re-captured. it wive lb*. EASLY CLOSING ...

... Whitmore, on the ground that in. of eiguet had *pied hie John T. Guidiug, whanes on the teurearrull it appeared as Golding. the Whig discovered, T • had hese meek out, Who the of Golding. The objection yam allowed. and Om senideaume rejested.-11r. explained ...

... Surpy LINE g few days, and eommence to fadeaway. Ordinary Pimpies, Redness, Blotehes, Scurt, Roughness vanish us if by magic; whig od, enduring Ekin Disorders, Lowever deeply rogsedl, SULPHOLIg successfully attacks. It destroys the animalculm whi, et cause ...

... presume, the head aud front of your present offence. Under ordinary circumstances it would not be thought surprising for a Whig to laugh in his sleeve at a split in the Conservative camp ; but with the shape it bas at present assumed it is a matter of ...

... of a defeated and a straggling band they have formed a compact phalanx, threatening the enemy continually with what to the whigs terrible thing—with the loss of place and patronage To such as I am, who have no hope and no chance of ever being in the House ...

... EGG PRO_ LP for Fowls turkeys, flow. &C. i °mums .41 the of the egg. the . . - elieol of tiring which is thaS Poultry mist Whig oil pre round. Uo, Alaborao, Doe. ji 1833. Sir,o-Pleaao saod mocha. packot of yam Vgg Produces. Tama. Is fold. able preporatfoa ...

... this juncture to get in Conservatives, because the old party lines and names were changing. It was no longer a question of Whig and Tory, it was with revolution they bad to contend against. The Monarchy, the House of Lords, the Church, were all going ...

... industry s.aimeeieble tor TRIM 40 ,'.W 49 Tes t Neien'e =ATMS APPARATUS. T. H. P. D's PATENT TVBITL&R HOT-WATICH BOIL= is Whig azteuaively sold throughout the Country for Churches, aims, Gear, Aaersios, Drying Shop, Ibisaabatork he. please ere bested ...

... wee chiefly fought between these antagonist systems. In ibis first pitched battle between them. Free Trade sraa worsted, end Whigs, in of 1841, met parliament In which thar* was majority of nearly 100 against them. soon they mads this discovery, they resigned ...

... C. Ward Saunders par the party to Brighton, where most Crops. — Mr. Hugh • Sworder offered for auction, on Friday, the jgr -whig the Eppiug Sewage Farm. Tin* oats, which were an exceptionally heavy crop, realised £10 5.-. per acre, and the second cut rye ...

... or dinestablklinient, they were bound to see that • great national property was neither wasted, lost, nor endangered. Any Whig, Tory, or Radical, at the time of the settlement of the assessment, would have I augl led at the value TIO w proposed as monstrous ...