... means of a subscription, a monument was erected in the Victoria Cemetry, to the memories of Sharp and Williams, the victris to Whig tyranny. Surmounting this monument was a cap of liberty, emblematical of the caase for which these men had sacrificed their ...

... pervaded his h I conduct land language, that the chief necessity of cet I the country is the recottstitution alld union of a to Whig inlijority. lie : Tsere canl be no dottbt that lie likewvise coil- Ste . curs its the desire whjiols his few hut faithful ad- ...

... produces about 1,800,000 a year. We believe that the time is come when this most iniquitous tax must be abandoned, but the , Whigs are a slippery lot, and nothing but sheer compul ,ijon will induce them to give it up. X, Y.--The American dollar is worth ...

... shall appear next week. A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBERYeS. ANxIous.-Never. F. A L.-Pray don't. at and they did go K. totes For' the Whigs were beatn n hyddg out of offJice. | uW. L. B-The boxes were all 7s. on p1r. Macready's .L.t Bwhe.eTs, in the old time, the ...

... been reported unfairly in tthe Globe newspaper, that gen- tieman forwarded a letter explanatory of what he really did say. The Whig editor leaves the communication unnoticed, and we regret that press of other matter prevents our affording space for its insertlon ...

... are not aware of any screw loose. We consider No. 2 well in, and dangerous if meant on the day. To your last query as a Whig - Yes. W. H. B.-Chester Cup-No. 1, we believe, has been amiss; of the remainder of your lot, we prefer Nos. 5, 6, and 7 ...

... Bird;'Roderigo, SMr. H. Caries: I esfdemona, Mrs. 3. Yarnold; Emija, Sirs. Atkinson. After the Tragedy, every evening, Danting, in 'whig Mdlle. Celeste Stephan and MSr. W. Smith will appear. To aos~plude with The BANKER'S' DAUGHTER.' --ORIGINAL JUDGE AND JURY ...

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... weathercock capabilities pfthe .Tirmps-here is one that occursto us on the moment. -In the pearc 1841-2, --the Times attacked .the Whigs on sevenraq occasions for *not elevating Mr. Sergeint Talfound to the- bench. Subsequiently that immacslatejiurnat 'refused ...

... millions; and he proposed to raise fourteen millions by Exchequer Bills, which was agreed to after considerable opposition. 7he Whigs have always been bad Budget makers, simply because they have been dishonest ones, using cunning instead of straightforward ...

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... an d adapted for Private Families. John Murray, Albemarle street. MR ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK, In a few days, eve, f ISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY 11 of 1830. By J. A. Rovmnscx, M.P. Vols. I and It- to the passing of the Reform Bill. John W. Parke', West Strand ...