... Co* aerratiraa were datiroa to aataMiah the whole of the claims beyond all donht or caril, M that they mirbt obiectod to tho Whig Reform Ayient neat year, and that tha claimanta might not ba put to ouat and iuoonew ieoce detoadiuc them. Mr. Davim remaikrd ...

... succeed him in Canada is pretty much as if I.ord Derby and Mr. Cobdeu were to occupy the treasury benches to exclusion of the Whigs. Sir Allan is the Canadian Lord Derby. He has all the confidence of the whose supivnt be to return pursuing libera! policy ...

... election. The decerned member was son the Sul of Cork, of *Muaton Home, near From®, a noble, men great , age; .and, being Liberal Whig, bad the double toga of th* Cork influence in hie favour, and the support of be Liberal put,. Conservative pert, wm chief! ...

... one the rota*. He come* forward not vet made attack the place, but that graphic despatch announcing me fall of Sel>a?topol Whig pnccipW. Mr. J. Oorting, of Old Pelace-yaid. Wbrtehe had made ample preplan, for th* ration. Now, there are people m this place ...

... Lord Don. tiau. which tm also adiptod. .apporter. the w«» bow por- Jou» llaiKX, E-u., JUD, the fifth revolatioo, which smog Whigs and Tone., PjotectionuU and Free-treders, the committee to receive subscriptions for Tructarun* aud Churramen, all oomnned ...

... fatd of the Billot Tract—The Election Screw—-** This an escct picture me.” Tl.o strew is nerd most harshly by the junto ot Whigs, Tories, A'h.rmjs, and whose r.»rdidate I.r-rd Dung H, and on that depends their only chance of sucre'. Could the votes be ...

... A TRAV ELLER ON THE EASTERN COLNTIES with glowing eatufaction, ** it’a nothing like u_ Tori-- a Wnur • noble lord could no Whig, ■ffecting the traffic o* ytnr hnee, well tl> “i°“* thought it wax the preeeot nutting iboold Oct. 21,1864. RAILWAY. boy Sam’s ...

... all the inhabitants may eiyoy the same amount nations Europe anxiously the of to on g Der- of civil and religions Überty, toe Whig measure of game into which entered under the disadvantageous jj 1849 must he totally repealed, and military governor auspices ...

... Bm*ll inltWignct, or Whig Tory portion in Stftto ftod in the Church. Now, it is poor augury ft&d her revolution hone buck which is the ** locus end support of ftll rerolutionury principles**—it is Eng lend herself, Sute sad Church included. The Lord ...

... commission during the winter for any other asms than the ceontica ot York and Lancaster. Cotustet Electioe.—Sir Joseph Paxton, the Whig Radical candidate, has issued his sdflrms. Mr. HoU beid, the of the Bank, a not candidate the pra* sent occaeMD. Liveepool ...

... half of the two «xkteDee th.y wood pdJicws, memberfd Ashton tbout Twaaio to© *UrUn« mtacaatt otj , addod. owing i ...

... army, more eager to tall on tne oppressor many noble benefactions for the education of youth dent as Maryiebone. He is regular Whig—a fact dexterous opsrator; humane, and unremitting his at. the concert will enhetod the Ulmts cf many distisguishal hntns fn ...