... Of Puntch, Seslsfield's Cabin Book, Id Ida Pfeiffer's Travels, Whateley's 1 Logic and Reoi, Roebuck's 1 History of the Whig Ministry, Macaulay's History and Essays, the Household Words, Dickeuls'sI Copperfield, and Thackeray's Esmond, ...

... as we and the public know, not all Reformers. Nor have we any ti great reliance on the knowledge Possessed even by Ja the Whigs of that amalgamated body concerning the true principles of representation. It was hut the n other day that Lord JOHN RUSssLL ...

... omuiycrpoc e hope before long to Ont see wipe away. Oe thingis certan, thatthe alteration, with all age, St ~s ~puslg~p~.i-e~p~t (whig w~ b~y 8it~rely P1111poarted, MU*h ?? les overdrawvn, may easily be effected by'theb widesreddics atso fits importance and ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES: MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1863. KOSSUTH AND LORD PALMERSTON. Englishmen, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, as a rule, revolt from whatever looks like trickery or: gre truckling in public men. They value the laws and alh i ...

... advance of 2d. per gallon on whisky, making If n -a total advance of 03. per gallon within the last few weeks.- b ~,Beyitst Whig. ?? d RIEPRESENTATION olr Conic.-The Cork Repoiter states d that in the event of a vacancy in the representatioit of that 0 ...

... the whigs .? ? ills, wilt pitipose. It recanna 516 matter thus:- As One itiattotec, hen and orprntsf,'uf how smell a measure of reform would content.o dial' (ore whig, we may safer Soc pamphlej stat published by Ridgwtiy, to .i lbs voleran whigboukselter ...

... began accordingly to be a financial faith, and the a Ly only questions were, how it was to be accomplished, I e and whether Whigs or Tories were to reap the. p i- honour of that saving which the state of the money a Is market would enable the Ministers ...

... produce twenty r thousand men in England, and that we had very few di ships to contend against the enenmy,-a whig government,- A and it was a whig government, I am sorry to say, at that w timie,-obeyed the ceall of the Peace Society, and reduced fri our ...

... perform in the choice of their representatives. The town of Peterborough is,. to a great extent, the property of the great Whig, Lord FITZWILLTAM. The constituency amounts to some 500 electors, and no less than 220 of the voters are tenants of the Earl ...

... been foud gilt, a te Cntrl CimialCourt, ofnmurdering B of deah. - e throa, and as received sentence - -l Dr. Ponsonbly, the whig bishop of Derry, and an an- Snt lightened friend of popular education, has just died at SRI the advanced age of 82. loe has ...

... Washington, which nsubjet to the jurisdiction of congress. le antici- 20atsens th f ther duyi1 egr osavradmoete ptoed sthat the whig Political party in the United Slates woulil tmake some overtures to this free-soil party, for da coalition, since in tole ...

... private of the sameni regiment, named Robert Henry. O'NeilL. Thle trdkical occurrence.,i 'the tbhiiadescribed in the Northernz Whig:-The deceased aol- ,theiler was a corporal in the g'renadier company, :andid it a'P- On pears,, for some -breaches of. cleanliness ...