... the pot which is sold along w' it; or to see the butter weighed, not the pot. Shop keeper.—Oct. 13, 18)6. Two Questions for Whigs either TBI Park ob any other Ward. —To the Editor, —Where can three better men be found thau Messrs. G. Saunders, Richard Elliott ...

... might say that his actions would answer for his principles. He had supported Mr. Buckingham and Mr. Ward ; he was tired of the Whigs, and he felt he could not vote for Mr. John Parker; and at die last election he had given a plumper to Mr. Hadtield. (Appiause ...

... say. In reference to his political views he could not say that he bad any particular creed. He did notkuow whether he was a Whig or Tory; he was sure he was not a Radical, and he was qually sure he was not a Conservative ; but he thought they might with ...

... Joseph Armstrong, priuter, sheriff, without opposition. Nottingham —At the town council meeting on Monday, Mr. John Bradley (Whig) was chosen mayor. Oldham—Josiah Radclitfe, Esq. Oxford—Aid. John Towle, paper maker, a Radical Nonconformist, was unanimously ...

... selected for her performances, Miss Anderton has each night been called before the curtain and heartily applauded.— Northern Whig. Handsworth.—Robberies at and about Handsworth are now almost of daily occurrence. A few days ago some thieves went to Mr. ...

... represented in the council, it would be a great advantage. (Hear, hear.) For himself he had no notion of a corporation of Whigs, or Democrats, or any other class; but he held that every class ought to be represented there, and he hoped that that would ...

... Musicru GUI, Band Musicians Stuffed Chamber Organ Also several C«= ■ot ye. Birds; Brussels Carpets andHe, U, , „ with two Whigs ; B Mahogany-faced, foi \';.'//' ■..,„,, ools, Four-wheel Services; Kitchen T f BN and r be {oan f roBting Bills ' Sale at ...

... Her father, James oUicer in ouo the departments at Washington, is nephew of ,s with adlson ' intimacy IT,H. , an 0ld «« Whig, though not Union testifying to the good opinion which President Madison held of Mr. Buchanan. He is a gentlemanly, quiet man ...

... his death, giving very general satisfaction, though some of his earlier friends thought latterly leaned rather more to the Whigs than was consistent with his earlier professions. He protested against the corn laws, when they were first imposed in their ...

... about 7,000 weekly. These are facts. Now, it is quite an easy matter show that the proprietors of this one sided, all-sided, Whig, Tory, Radical, Churchman, and Dissenter’s journal have habitually practised illegitimate means to increase their circulation ...

... time ; and was very impartially, and, we believe, very truly, accused of playing false to both parties—to the Canningites and Whigs on fche one hand, and to the Tories on the other. Be this as it may, certain it is that after the death of Canning and the ...

... the great Whig families—it does not command the support of the Liberal party, Baxter, Bright, Roebuck, and Goderich, are not found in its ranks. The Liberals have the credit ol being in power, but they are in fact, rough-ridden by the Whig oligarchy. ...