... Minister. That election bad already cost the public £“22.000. This Charity Commission was popularly known as the snug nest of the Whigs, and it waa the duty of the House institute a searching examination into the proceedings, and the manner in which the appointments ...

... rate ef discount 6 per cent. The London mail 4th instant arrived* here on l the 25th inst. THE BELFAST BIOTS. The Northern Whig its second edition says they have received this merning telegram from Derry contradicting the report of disturbances having ...

... made thereon with the Whig party, aid, although an eafrequent speaker elm ( olio els of the het us the House of Peer., invariably sopported the views sled Me Swans then heeded in lists of hie accounts made up measures of the Whig governments. On the death ...

... n has won another victory. We are not so horrified about it as the ridiculous Whig Radicals who call the police grant a Government bribe, although first offered by a Whig-Radical Government. We hope, as the question is for this year settled, that the ...

... payable to Jona Wain, Pest- Odin, Piccadilly. I,ILABTIC - STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, ire.- 1?4 antsrial ii wed* taw ars ands is by as Whig anapsir Nips, sad ke Mamba MI lo al and S. vlws. 111111411 KS 4 It Is paws, Wain OMNI% sal issysmia, and is dawn is lan an ...

... denounce as‘* ‘was , for persunal reasons, to to the assertion FO! as Chancellor, expose the inexperience of te recounts how Whig and To: if not real enemies, shoo! Chancellors, 1o1 d he with” displeasure ” on Pp 8 hands, an life of Brougham. He tells us ...

... 8 peri rf od of several years have been brought before Parliament by Administrations, both he value of this custom has been Whig and Tory, ¢ m the proviso which recurs in eve! fully rec “That nothing herein contained shall one of them, Tenant right, says ...

... may from time to for innovations in our constitation which the chester school of politicians have driven the moré mo- erate Whigs te advocate. Above all, ‘he protésts ‘against the unjust disfranchisement: of ancient consti- tuencies like Harwich. Mr. Rowley ...

... and simple basis, unmutilated by arbitrary electoral qualifications—the damnatory feature of all previoue proposals of the Whig Government and the Liberal party.” M. Forcade does not think it very dark leap to tsdre, or very dangerous one. “A few’hundred ...

... were ge nera. liy of a somowhat trifling nature. Nine out of the elev cn members of the com ce present were members of t he Whig party, and supporters of Me . P. azet and Morley. ‘There was such | a strong feeling 2 ast Mr. Hedington that he resigne his ...

... was that which they adopted—snlMily abd savagely to yield to its requirements. Then came the lengthened occupation of the Whigs, to followed their being ousted by 'Pnx -1848. They waxed fat and lazy while in- offioa, and the weyi finality” having been ...

... os them Wile bell. producing • healthy and permiasma action of tio loodo, go int is a abort time will mot be required. and Whig as an oil they any be given to Wakes. Prom Dr. Dick, Lassillotris , Ihrsulesies. Sle,—Send me bottle of your Dandelion Camomile ...