... of the Conservative party. To his mind the long agitation of this question whirl had been the subject of bills proposed by a Whig and a Tory Government in vain, was proof that the / minion was not ripe for settlement, or that the pretest for legislation ...

... understand, that they would require him to make a beginning somewhere or other in economy, and by an extraordinary uuiou of Whigs, Tories, Liberal Conservatives, Liberals pure and simple, and Progressionists, read our off. hand Premier a lesson be is not ...

... He retired Mem has* mhos, into ease, sad taw spa • hearing the Yore el • phial he be the mod en Wow be ow lying. There with Whig, gad be then saw that he haloes' the mete primmer lb. etas. The • revolver had, sad wee looking doss the rag. Did see see the ...

... Cam, Mr. Maj N Jerrie 4.rk lb. rowel' Imago Kr. Dirrooli Sfr. Walpole ty. lit* dolour, sod horns an • futon would *Lethal Whig Yeagsniag Date MID Tewellay the gamed meeting of the sad Meads of the Yorkehire Deaf sad flesh Lane. ties wee held at the ...

... ICLD CORN NAMUR. YRNIIIRDAY. W. had mesh rain yesterday, it is lam Mt anew tied. Fine fresh nil wheat is mares, sad dearer. Whig is bee fur full prism Mt dammed Is limited. Ceemberiel samples aeglested. Oita sad beans grin. Loewe. Mono's Lam. Wheat met ...

... of them sot with ladivide•ls, but all are equally placed. all having free wen to hint, all heist blessed with his pre.enci, Whig able to append to his throne and to derive authority him. Why then so much reverence fur a minister' There should not be, but ...

... or £4,066 10.. 3J. below isalionably to the poor. The mosey is distributed by trustees is the manner prescribed by the Throe Whig the foots, we eon imagine .*prim the people of Salford • few days mime, whim • gestic. man visited the borough to require into ...

... sash, s pawl Odd) was the Roue, afb, d eat Mae— It While at the way. as elderly (wailers's alighted, galled for the lad, Whig bar is. paws, t girlish you that (veletas:oaths ago, hut /ergot IV Lord Eldon, peratiag at motto the to his fellow traveller ...

... —There is nothiwg which we have so much reason to be proud as the House Cosm•ma (hear, hear). Pio matter whether we are Tories. Whigs, or extreme Liberals, we WI clads together, and brine set a noble end (bear. how), There is therefore, which Englishmen have ...

... sod the rake of which no one pert ..k, wse eubsequently ironed to contain a large quantity of arsenic. Ltvtiteon. •NU TH LTC/WHIG —The Liverpool magistrate', who, agn, agreed to a report .amen-ling several important alterations in the ra.•tints licensing ...

... Asisautes I T IiORSVRT.- .1 1111mo:tie Row.— Elizabeth Siugletom charged .I.ltoth with amaslting her. on the , at Hootbuoy Whig& Mr. Gill appear! for the complainant. and Mr. Barret.. defended.— It appeared from the complainant's that Saturday, the 4th ...

... position, and sot As. something of the spirit of the &porde of old, of when we read that hi. Awe woo stirred within whin beheld • whig city given over to idolatry (daunt. they must he prepared to swomiter ohjeettn , her to erne apnea may goad wnek. Them and ...