... lent was small. sod met with • quick sale. at the extreme prima of this day week. Attendance larger. and foreign met a some- Whig improved inquiry at last week's quotations. Oats were gnu, and old in fair request. Ikons and peas brought late rates. Barley ...

... to complete bis canvass. The points of difference between the two candidates most talked of in the town, after the great one Whig and Tory, are that Mr Morrison pledges himself to support the ballot, the Permissive Bill, and, if needs be, the abolition ...

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... His abilities soon became appa- rent after,he entered the liouse of Commons, and ue wa: deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs, a political arty, then hourly gaining strength in the country. n 1830, he was elected representative for the county, and was ...

... prints tu. prodded, and tbe other meialx/n WM HitshmougV e, OatnrtM, 80044 Williams, and Peters.—The !».#. clerk «•»ad 4ha folio whig report The-rtalrrtMO the finance the wate Mia read and Improvement '«o# health oar/MtMa, the committee the eaten a'/ the Private ...

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... Admiralty, and the men of Manchester refer to the expenditure of those data the model for ours. In UM he seceded from the Whigs with Mr. Stanley, and gradually came round to the so'called Derby Dilly, till he joined the party of Sir Robert Peel. He ...

... II Thomas-3n b.. Ina fruit. Z A .1 If tiaraton Jr Co-17 elm olive oil. Ifestb .t Cu -3 Lis linen. 11 mann -1010 /00 4wastr.. Whig 10 hos Irk. lemon 3 es MI 1 eve em-o-nee. 97 has fruit, hegiturn -1 pkg. n.Ol. Shipley A 0 , -2 ea oust.. oak,. 1 eau a W Coulas- ...

... that Cabinet. As long as be con- tinue* to do so he will 1 with ao fordone opposition. Iv that Cabinet there ore Old Whig* and New Whig*, Pesntaa, and rtadacals, snd it is astonishing how a Go vern- tacnt com b* carried on oonsssting of such conflicting ...

... ooerceg, or deceives, be branded for the remainder of his days as something loathsome. Lotus net introduce into the contest Whig againot Tory, or Radical against Conservative.'; for I cannot for the very life of me conceive what in the name of common sense ...

... an expedient well worth trying. We who pay would then be ableto know who they are who spend our money, and whether they are Whigs or Tories. The authors and framers of detective l.ws would be much more easily columns who are bi ticketed. We might perhaps ...

... whom inherited the title wore, was Tory of the most antique mould; but the late Sir James Graham began bia career aa a liberal Whig. Hie eloquence and logic were enlisted in the service of the popular cause, and they contributed very much to the advancement ...