... Nottingham Review likewise-C. J JULIAN HARNEY. S amuEL JAcKsox (Attercliffe).--Taiks for your friendly th LNT letter, and fot the Whig Sheffield Independent, con-. fe, Re-. taining aulogistic notiee of Nr. Clark's pamphlet; in ub- which notice l am pleased ...

... notice I aim pleased to find that I em denounced U as a truculent personage, and that Mr. Clark is par- C' x- doned by his Whig friends for the misdeeds in which A he has shared. My earnest prayer is, that I may u continue to be denounced, and Mr. ...

... which notice I am pleased to find that I am denounced I as a truculent personage, and that Mr. Clark is pur- doned by his Whig friends for the misdeeds in which lie has. shared.' My earnest prayer is, that I may continue to be deuounced, and Mr, Clark ...

... FOREIoN CONFECTIONER, 15, COMMERCIAL-STREET, LEEDS, begs to inform the * ladiesandgentlemen that. ICE CRISAMS ?? DAILY. try whiG. W. can recommend his BRIDE CAKES s a superior~article, in quality and style of ornamenting, to all others, of ch atock is ...

... e- signied office on) the 29tIL, having held. tie seals mnerely to sllow airangements to bg made for tite succe'5ors- the whigs-who have. therefore sow besooin porter four I ears istid a month. The 'last dissolution was in June' . 1847. The general election ...

... ie. at signed office on the 29th, having held thne seaes merely t8 to allow arrangements to be made for his successais- the whigs-who have, therefore, now been in power ?? r, years and a montlh. The last dissolution was in June, 1847. The general election ...

... connected with tl e oldest e families of Lanoashire and Cheshire. 1-1e was one of those whio were raised to the peerage by the Whigs for the pur- pose of incre'asing their numerical strength in the House of Lords. His death will be sincerely lamnented by his ...

... you allow me a wvord on thecnttoautolkepcei ?? Law Guardians. As regards the vain boasting of the 00e- Of5 railed Liberal Whigs, as to their preaching up is ths rate-paeysr for L electioneering purposes, economy, and retrenchment, let ci inquire Mi hb- ...

... W. AL Reynolds, Esq., of London, will again address them on Monday, September 29th, at twelver o'clock precisely, when all Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Con. li servatives, and Chartists, are invited to attend. b P.S.-Do not promise your votes till you hear ...

... Georgs W. M Reynolds, Esq., of Londoa, will 'ngainaddress'them On Menday, September29th, at twelve . o'loclcprecisely, when all Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Con- servatives, and Chartists, are invited to attend. ?? S.-Do'not~pro Jsse your votes till you bear him ...

... again appear in the character of independent members of E Parliament, further removed from the Protectionists than I from the Whigs. Under existing circumsLances, both as to the foreign relations and domestic interests of the sy country, the Session will ...

... 'Tis not On t~e ec seioa that U1veA depetids, lis lint all kinds or people be findsaehiiind. e Free Traders, Protectionists, Whigs, and staunch los] Tories. They all kitoris the place where his popular store ts; ItV iict arid attention in mat ters or drelss ...