... INDEPENDENT LIBERAL NEWSPAPER. IN political principle the SPECTATOR is Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, in 1823 ...

... E S'S ESTABLISMENI, Waterloo-street, and DRlwyn-street, Swansea. Good old brandy—pale and blown. Fine old Irish and Scotch Whig' kr London gin, and go o d - old Jamaica rum. Sel usted port, for many years in bottle. Choice old pale gold sherry. Rich, ...

... the Hungarian war. Monmouth evaded the offer, reached the Texel and England, and endeavoured to lead the Whigs in arms. Wil- liam, who, though a Whig, did not want to see Lucy Walters' boy mount a throne, to the prejudice of his wife and his own collateral ...

... Whi g , but with a more decided tendency to wards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, in 1823, it has subordinated all party interests to the general welfare ...

... noble- Party spirit runs so high, and ;minion& hostility I is so rancorous, in Ireland, that if 1.,0me fanatical 'lawny of the Whigs bad thonetA. it right to insult t urd it would not greatly have sur- Prised us. Instead, of any such disposition WTI he has ...

... that his official position was a practical disclaimer of all the doctrines he had advanced. In this respect he resembled the Whigs to whose political school he belonged, and to whose patronage he owed his elevation to the bench. He was to the Church what ...

... riintases having been seated in the saddle, rode home to the Castle, refusing to entei I eiriTiage which had been sent forward to Whig them home. Next morning, the of the 011ie who had acted so well, an fettt was given him that her Majesty wanted to Wee him ...

... a There is still no news from the army of the Potomac. description of the country from Haverfordwest to Fish- The Richmond Whig of the 29th ult., denounces the guard, via St. David's St. David's being the chief point British Government for detaining the ...

... the doctrinesphe had concern for washing of puts and vessels than to the spread I advanced. In this respect he resembled the Whigs to of religion ; but among them there is certainly enough whose political school he belonged, and to whose patronage he owed ...

... lighting of that place was only a question of finance--in short, of poverty.. There was another difficulty, in the fact of there Whig of heueeN en one •• side Of the mile-and-a-quarter road to Morriston, froth which they could not claim a farthing of revenue ...

... 37 11 8 11 60 2 42 6 42 16 21 9 41 1 12 5 44 10 21 trlouceate 8 15 11 40 12 40, 4 0 2 46 7 15 12 40 10 5 1 40 1 & 2 10 47 6 WHIG on 9 30 1 30 2 35] 6 15 4 15 9 0 2 20 3 40 8 15 Reading J0 25 2 43 3 40 7 15 10 6 3 30 5 18 9 45 Paddmgton ..ill 15 3 0 4 46 ...