... to about borne aflstn. (Laughter.) You Whig* hare bad power 1832, You pledged to and but I'have seen oarl7 it out. The expend*tore 1836 amounted little mare than £40, ...

... waiting woman. Spentier learned that very night that his sister had admitted her husband to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, bunking with animosity, which he for virtu, and eager to emulate the Corinthian who his brother, sad the Roman who pawed mates* ...

... rest of the directors, to fool I rarby's goverment for • enbeidy. The subsidy to the Liverpool 11•11 had been greeted by a Whig administration - and 1 said that being the cams, I suppose it is • perfaetly literal roemuri, sad I am merely following out ...

... I- II poi ebbe. Bia. Om be. Ph Erma Kamm Ttnanhar.—W• have the bra burp be la the blab les ear leb Weemalitee IN the blend Whig hem ter the evellibe veita VW re se hollow - labeiped. Mb ee lb berb, MIN Shim media ha ru rwavaai. UM le Irelb Webb 11l el ...

... America expressing tune now prevailing brought about blood Lord loud expression of thanks to retire fro n Mi forward spcceli Whigs every being ol laughter taunted' Lordship question asking why Bill do so (Hear heir) Lord lmkuston cheered replied friend Mr ...

... directors, to Lord Derby’s Government for a subsidy” (hear, hear). The subsidy to the Liverpool line. had been granted by a Whig Administration. I said, that bein g the case, I suppose it liberal mea- sure, and Iam out what my liberal friends approve. ...

... oonduet of the water committee, who seemed desirous of acting contrary to the wishes the whole town ; and said, what between Whigs and Toriee in the Council, the ratepayers got pretty well robbed. To show how injuriously present system of rating operated ...

... receipt, from the sale of old stores. The result of the whole is, that there will be a deficiency of several hundred thousand Whig* of nearly • million- -to be provided foe by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the lre.h. The proprwed saving of a large sum ...

... council. (Hear, hear.) It was, however, the ratepayers' own fault, they had sent men into the council mer ...

... mOuIS. w., o C° Malee Arthur al of Cambridge, bud by family. will be asked Is qi mean such • ; win men Royal family ef by Whig to tide booTo a family deby the will of the t What! after *slog altar hams made, hi ii be tr IP~ui web is the gosintee for ...

... af -kbe Hotel, Aintree, near Liverpool. 7517a9 LIT. Furnitoei. good Family HOUSE, oriati entertaining rooms, Are bedrooms, whig-room. ana aod.«ood kitchens. mod«rn and rood kitoben garden, ic.—Apply Lightbody and Boa it. Derby-sqaare. Caatfe-st. LET, ...

... his temper and bearing in parliament utterly unbearable. Having passed the turn of life, without getting any- thing from the Whigs, who never give anything out of their own circle when they can help it, Mr. Roebuck broke ofl; and supported Lord Derby, at ...