... hedare say they were all r agreed that if it were a mere transposition of parties-the ;substitution of a tory government for a whig govern- 3mont-there would have been no occasion for this meet- ing, but that they would have been content to wait l until the ...

... a mainistry having the .ng desire to~ 'benefit -the nagvicultural, interest, -for that de.' ox hecidedly, hostile as. thre whigs have proved themselves to be, ,he is naturally regarded as a favourable change. We do notl, hehowever, rega'rd the improvement ...

... FAVOURITISM IN THE NAVY. TO TH1 anIrO OF THE DARY XrIws. SIR,-The tory party, when in opposition, were always attacking the whigs for giving all appointments to their friends and seuporters, irrespective of the fitness of the latter for the duties they ...

... property in the city of Exeter would not be worth having. Not only is the feeling of opposition to the budget manifested by Whigs and Radicals; but the majority of what is here called the great Conservative party are violently opposed to it; in fact many ...

... 12O0~s4, in 's ?? nantita tti ~ oimpelle'd tocontiih~t o` Ils 1sId per :toa osxai -coalit -cunsued 1filitate' broiight : M whig;nthet limit.I As might natjftlaly, be expecte& tliidaot to6 ?of eaibu oithe ,ltart 'of the ?? authogiiies hei aw i r se eadrninot ...

... that.Arch- A bishop Cullen and other Roman catholic prelates are r at the bottom of this movement, and the Roman catholic an d whig barristers, and all that remains of the old 1 Catholic Association, are expected to take part in it. ; Active' efforts are ...

... Tmr -~i SAfter. July naxt;; .the 'debt! wopld- be ;88)2001.; The . assets o the cornpany in. London ;iere 27,6261., gut of whiG theyihad to pay-diveidend atA6 per cent., 8,6921.; Fe benture interest; 2,1881. ; debentiures to be paid off, 11,5001. -tetal ...

... re-elected on the principle of the whig party; and that Compromise was adopted, and went by the name of ?? West's expedient. 1He (Lord J. Russell) did not say that it was a bad compromise, for it admitted the principle of the whig partv that persons nominated ...

... seore. c tary to the great Duke of Wellington. As to Mr. Gre. S ville's being a tory, it is notorious that he is a most bitter whig partisan, the busy-body of Brooks's. the boarder at. Lord Granville's, and contributor to the Times newspaper; a toand those ...

... Your situation will shortly improve.- b-OMER.' ' er TRANSACTIONS WITHI SPAIN. -We have been 0± favoured, says the ANorthern Whig, by a gentleman who has extensive mercantile transactions with Spain, with the he perusal of a correspondence, just received ...

... trade continues as dull as possible, bnt a revival ise looked for in a mouth or two, after fatmers have completed their ?? Whig. ...

... of Port Glasgow, and was born in that seart in the year 1782. He was called to the Scotch bar i 107 On the accession of the whigs to office, in 1830, he -s ?? pointed an advocate depute, but did not long serve in capacity, being promoted in 1831 to the ...