... fspertolgp ouctoreil for the chief London and rovica and Foreig NEWPES * :.FEITIG of every desriptiona by Steam Fewier six SORTND WHIG for Soitors. B Dirsct a.Olegs'men. Sc. REPOwTaES for Renters Telegram Copay, nd other 31 2S 1 TeleapbIc Aesoctions. tf !11 ...

... majority dwindle to nothing under the influence of exposures which are not, certainly, calculated to exalt the estimation of Whig politicians in the eyes of the public. Whether the Opposition of February 1860 will make as factious an use of its power the ...

... e80ompnlnicats, oommenc6 each evening at 41ght o'clock, TO CORRESPONDENTS. T We eannot undertake to return communications of whiG o we do not avall ourselves. Communications abouV i C always be legibly isritten in ink, and on one side of tkc paycr rnlyi; ...

... rendered some service as an opponent to the Ceutralising achetues of the Whig.- The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...

... at the Pusif Saleroom, 14, Oook-street, 60 ,, Vfwshed0ordov5. jWOOL iuwrtO BIL W. RONALD & SONS, Brokers, 2e37 Dalo-atrjst. Whig Day Irfday) thol7th instant, at Two o'cloob. ICO Sheet. 5ocnte Video 8kin WOOL. xAoDIARMID & BARKER, Wool Brokers, sell7 B ...

... the place to the Liberals. A bitter struggle is hand. Tho Toi-ies know they have lost their overwhelming majority, and the Whigs think their time has como. Ever since the Berlin Treaty Lord Beaconsfield's popularity has been on tho decline. has often seemed ...

... instructions. What is in P t the wind now P Lord John is one of the most ho- t: nourable and constitutional membnrs of the old u Whig party, and we therefore think it can be no t light Matter that has induced him, at such a moment c to abdicate his high and ...

... husband of M. /. Intemrut Otuv.tery. Wedneaday, 17th ina!.. .Spin. Friends please accept this (the only) iDtinut;-ih. e 335 WHIG At U, Albert Hill. Wshop Auckland, hmiu K ht. l* years, daughter the late fruit merchant. Funeral leave SyW'dwso 2.30 To-morrow ...

... social gatherings, private selebrattons, &o., can only be publislidd when paid for as adveitsements. ?? letter of A Welsh Whig has been a'eoeived. We havt forwarded the letter of BS. R. T. to the agent at DMloags. . 11. W., 8andbach.-Any bookseller ...

... Eve:NrNr, TO OBLIGE BENSON. Mes'rs. Emery, F. Robson, zad Leslie: Miss ,Marston, Niss E. Turner.-THE FIRST NIGHT, Messrs. Alfred Whig-an, Leslie, Vincent, ant Harwood Cooper; Misc P. Horton, and Miss Emily Ozmonde.-And TIlE WANDERING MINSTREL. Mr. F. Robson; ...

... distrust and are shy of the Whigs. This is the reason why, at the present crisis, the people would place as little con- fidence in a PALMERSTON Cabinet composed of pure Whigs as in a PALMERISTON Cabinet composed of a medley of Whigs and Aberdeenites. The people ...

... speech of Chief -Justice Alay, and congratulating the Radical section of the Cabinet on having successfully resisted Tory and Whig clamour for coercion. ...