... last 40 years-Sir. Henry Parriell's book on financial re. forms. {(Hear.) -He thought they might safely: then call on the Whigs, of whomn he was an influential mnem- ber, to carry out his doctrine, and to repeal as quickly as possible a portion, if not ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first ori- ginated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it war, the whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorjeed by precedent. It was added that the great ladies of the conservative ...

... not going to Government fir a favour, but for a right; and if they conducted their proceedings properly, no ministry, be it Whig or Tory, could stand against them. Mr. SaITIa moved ian amendment to the effect that a re-adjust- ment only of the tax was ...

... English midland counties. Thb movement has already elicited a considerable amount o opposition, both from the Conservative and Whig or gens, on these grounds, among others, thtt the bargh are not called upon or entitled to agitate for any chang in the re ...

... the practice to ient of consider that there are only two parties-the government oth teers ) party and the opposition, the whigs end the toriea?buc now to I that is we have outsiders, men of great experience and ability- mr leursa, Lord John Ruseell ...

... Qulatte Perrin, Freestolle, & Co. Quebec Alexanlder Edmoitd, Smith P'errinl, F reesatole, & Co. New York Osprey, Ikeits Al, W~hig Illi 11111 Son Quebec Petrel, Lord Al. WIitwill alid Sonl Alitsvr O)lIke of icoxharghl, S001i51ia, J. Edwvards Qube Feiza, ...

... Assizes, that the actioa for libel brought by Mr James Kennedy, of this town, against the pro- prietors of the 2Vortherna Whig, has been settled, the defendants offering the plaintiff an apology and pay- ing their own costs. The terms of the apology ...

... London- dorry election, has been postponed in conseqaouce of the excitement of the county. A correspondent of the Nortdern Whig writes from Londonderry:- We don't know the crown's intentions; but, from general surmise, as well as from the circumstance ...

... and I would know neither whig nor eory'j-(loud served cheers, the meeping standing up and waving hands)?ustii elal de that work was done. Wail, now, suppose Ibedpmnrsued?nother appesi course-suppose i 'hod allied snyseu to the whig party) which rebel was ...

... cenforceo.- Loten Jo011 RUSSELL All D THE LIBIHAe.S.-Tlisre is a fatuous old regimenta in our service called The Die. bards. Its Whig warfare, Lard John Russell is fit t~v ho colonel of a party withr such. a natase on its colours. In sp ite of tall atnttsnpts ...

... Cobden, in the House of Commons, that we are tho ? pioneers of progress in favour of the people. We care not for ac party-either whig, tory, or any other parey-(cheers)-hnt we or will stick faithfully to the principles we have adopted, and we repudiate the ...

... question, and avlsose L Liberal nominee was obliged to fly from Dudley in consequiellee of theindignatiin (if Tories, Peelitcs, Whigs and Liberals against isim and his patrisn. Mr. Master- wan is again. set down as a Conservative, and of course his retirement ...