... the M ELTING held on the 191h Fernarosr, at the London Tavern, at which thle Right Han. the LORD MAYOII presided, the fnllc,whig rdliolutionso were unanilnsooly adopted : Moved by the Light lHon, the Earl of SosArToc11anea; seconded by J011i; LAu~euohrte ...

... mist sefol. aol. I w--ald almost add, Iost illustrious of the Whig Panty-ii ?? Millistel. BEt however I may ?? him, you khnov very well thst I have not Ilb hoisusor of being ronsidered a Whig, and thal I a11 c-rtain y either an ex ror a lotase Minister ...

... assI Gill. TFIE NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW, B en. XXIIIu (or August, is nose ready, and contains- The Iteaction against Peel. ThIe Whigs aid Parliamesatary Reform. L.eand Teosrc in Iudin. Th6e Times' and the French F.lecetione. With R'viows of Cunninghlam's W ...

... our coirespondent appears to do: in fart, that he has'been all thiogsto all men; to-days ChartistyesterdayaTory;to-m brrow a Whig. Colonel' Sleigh waqs the prprpltor of a penny paper caled the oDay. Telegpaah, which journall was burnt before..its offidc ...

... distinctions that sometimes mar the unity of the liberal party, rallied at the first signal to the call of Lord JOHN RUSSELL; Whigs and Radicals, Protestants and Catholics, supporters of the government of Lord PALMERSTON and gentlemen who sit below the g ...

... head an2d heart,served his yvanty na7flyfsr half a century. But the Tories alwage neglected or ill-treated their friends- the Whigs ksow hotter. A SIX YEARS' Sunscuonam,- Whilst fully agreeing with you in the bad taste exhibited ino the article you have enclosed ...

... tehari t 'II oHE NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 23, - ] for AUGUST, IB new ready, and contains: T he Bieactron againet P 1l. The Whigs and P'rliamtentury Reform. Land Tenure in India. d The Times and the French Electon,. d With Reviews of all the new works ...

... this part may be fairly charac- terised as a brilliant, and at the same time, chaste effort of acting.'- Belfast, Northersn Whig, March 10, 1857. Last night The School for Scandal was performed; Mrs Eanca WALTLSA aeted the part of Lady Teazle with grace ...

... lane. flHE NEW QUARTt1RLY REVIEW, a No. XXIII, will be published on Auiusot Ist, and will con- Re-action against Peel. lhee Whigs anrd Yoidliamnentary Reform. Lanad Teuure it Iadio. Tire'Times'and the Fecah Elections. With Biewlew of OkniDghama Walpele-dinon's ...

... grea stautiul electors, eager to vindicate the constituency theI from the aspersion of ungrateful forgetfulness. Old ties. Whigs gathered round the statesman with whose man principles they more entirely sympathise than with theI those of any other of the ...

... ':it to insie5ert tl;. No cirasge isvr ental. tt~ai Tila. sl~rvct..t anerecy may ha reladl DDon. Address, post- Poi;, 1r . Whig~te, 8, leesax-.strett, Strand. Establshed 184 IN ALL ASSURANCE TRANSACTIONS The first consideration to an insurer should be ...

... ? manylu ears ind bhette I ia (118 Mdunensi oflalet candmol hery B3 ona of ?? wbot sfa. in elmding Nto, Lonedoon. iero and whig nprlate: 24 isrts of t aedVes, Dresmall cumntites 0doe ofCrtsuparkingrI Fort aind, ?? vntnelmds -1 ?? ~lerasdyf'uaettli and ...