... there wee a considerable amount of Notion among a large laxly of the Literals in coo sequesee of the manure in which the late Whig Governments have treated questions of Reform, and there ass, we think, be so doubt but that ibis feeling lay et the bottom ...

... cm Greek; 0 till.' bile in For Dtuham Weir heft in a foot. Wt' a their lair an' walthie folks Ebaawant than handin Watts the Whig.' in tee clap the twilit' teal, Wha aft wad vex the ,era del. A boom divided, 'man,: iter lo the GA, the tiempturse toll; An' ...

... t'rape. follows :—•• I testy ear Swint., I stay as said liaise Varitaal. Too OBLlClll , o.—During the 'drug& Letweeu the Whigs and Tories, • stub briihe into Ituiraieg Stmt, and approached the acad.( voted at the dour us the reign Mks. crying Liberty ...

... pithy manner, gave The Clergy of Scotland, which was responded to by the Rev. Mr. Wilson, who said, he felt vary happy at Whig present here this evening, and he considered he was not out of plane in being present and enjoying the socialtty of such an ...

... ma• ;wily The lndependeut Liberals have been led to think Out they will obtain more liberal measures from Tory than from a Whig Oovernment. Now though we have little liking for the half-and-half measures of the hitter party, we hove still lens for the ...

... and Mr. Morris Stewart, GM. 3d. Mr. J. Christ 7a , did., aad Mr. John Kirkland, l'itainathas, 7, CLAPS 11.—Crere Tall, ;ad 'Whig to is Oaf, Three ell sr et. let. Mr. Hanoihew, Fanner, llorningalde 2d. Mr. Timms. B. Sbir Banker CLASS I.—Two year old Qveys ...

... ii s y tre oi them,1111;r1 for t i n eTro bs- in• de to a greet extent. Tim, ooly remedy which may be expected to prevent Whig cheated out of our money, and from rum 1 • risk of being poisoned, is to buy all such stuff whale, as knot from some person ...

... doubtless, hare be• tome the law of the land. The Indian government bill bas gone on its way, conquering all opposition whether Whig or RaiHeat, and on Thursday evening It was rend a third time, sod pared through committee amidst loud cheers. It bast however ...

... Jai Is is Bb.. baths the riff pathos the mhos, so lb. Mimed rest whom lees nowt Ilkley et thee Mach sill he manufactured Whig lade abut little sante& The of . Limo both of Treace sad thlred. during the thsat *entity of oath well boom Prom else,- toil ...

... await.- meat, for the Korean Catholic. in Ireland, and he advocated the Belo em Bill from barite( rharoil, se many other of the Whig leaden. did, the 6traKge deanwo that it was an era-tocratic and convene's, waxer., latch •osid prove pr. tatter to the greet ...

... fature leader in dm Bookend roam -the tint geakeT bratim, divorgapised, and giaststutg rtmnent, utilandwaheeig the henslitary Whigs. If. however, a greedfather to two hash of dread. hribre the swede land rifles et bit . resat experience Is to 'ratlines - ...

... therefrom. Whilst leo ,so PM mouth of them Internal ceentata, Masser eirpdtind th: 'lt filvortr territtle luerreetion the The Whig, *Mak Lather as bet ignored, bent keel all Mau. briar wu 'indeed ed bidet .p 6 r. a bee be aootal r. form. the neareetty of ...