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... ply. Mr mooed • &bet Committee to the east, aad working of the Board of Clarity He . alled the Board • green Whig 'MO and its aloe a perfect Whig mammy; that the Board was act only of bat that it wea also • soma obstmetios sad waste to the amities the sowstry ...

... a man like Sir ROWLAND Has, even to please Lord Dram= of Alderley, and to make room for a particular friend of the present Whig Administration. We can understand how a Ministry which feels itself tottering to its fall should wish to get mug berths for ...

... Whheal Gills, with £1 paid, selling at £5 per West Gryile, with 4s per share paid, are at £1 per share; sad Posta aryls Kass Whig pushed so to. hi.., whoa than shame mast advance. The Cempany have mowed a lease of tbe property a 21 ears, on favourable terms ...

... exposed. Nohow lege. Anglia asseari--we don't wish any alteration on the English laws—was once the cry of the English Barons; but Whig lawyers, like Moliere's quack, have changed all that. A good deal has been done in this way by retail tinkering; and in our ...

... several names are mentioned, nothing is as yet agreed on. Sir Roam Assrsurnms, Bart., of Nicoski*, is the most likely on the Whig side; but the name of Mr of Belbirnie, is also mentioned. Be, by the way, is that of Sir DAVID Bairn, a wealthy Dundee merchant ...

... path el 11 years, on term, and at the royalty of no all ores the remakes lease hos hese of this el the lead to tam the with; Whig removed mid the pretest hes been granted by ids treeless 21 years. The Directors are lewd be receive applications for a limited ...