... regarding Lord Russell- ' He wants your'vote, but your affection not. For their own sakes it is devoutly to be hoped that the Whig Government are still of the same way of thinking and feeling. If ever there was an occasion on which a vote was emphatically ...

... majority of eighteen to tell him where he is bow. This result, of course, will be profoundly satisfactory to all kinds of Whigs, and as still store liberal men voted so as to save the Ministry, we must take it for granted that even Bridle&ls like Bright ...

... e then dropped, like Leo& the clerk, being Warted to communicate with the Lord Proved. S Mr Ns= said be sem lima of _pipes Whig down Bookman Street. Be Mimi an addition& sewer was being Baille OM= stated et wise aided with ewe. ammo, by tof St Bolles ...

... Moo, cloth. 1160,6.4 d -. 03 0 Fares (J. J.) Coming of the Olen 1 and Majetty, tratidated, with a Pre Discourse, by Edwerd Whig, 3 vela. calf, I 4 0 (Thomas) Sermon. nn the Forty-84th Peels.. Itmo, call, seam, 17/4 -. 04 0 Bennet was minister of the ...

... and Captail Hereford, Lieutenant Walliker, ' and Priests Grieve s 3d quit points. TUX JULY ANNIVERSARY. (Prom the Northern Whig.): Wednesday Night. There were very large crowds of people the disturbed districts of the town bet ao canna between the opposier ...

... has pointed the true moral of the present politi e cal situation. Like everybody else who has r no vested interest in the Whig Miniistry, he | acknowledges that our foreign policy has ridicu- h lonsly broken down; 'but he draws from this fact a different ...

... ant is indueiog you fp limes to what way be said. The la the character of the perms who speak. to you ; the seeend la year Whig yourself perticularly addressed end interested is whet be says ; and the third Is, that year own geed, to • vast extent, meg ...

... believed bt all whoss belief is uprooted in 'either the AM** or the Liturgy of the Church of Esyi..a But it was left to our Whig contemporary to fluid in this very impotence a new mark of the superiority of the Southern to the Northern Establishment. If ...

... loth beim after tooth the vital fluid is head to be *to, ready dieleiest Is he Mope remora intend ague are hopefully sod ; the Whig the esperally is retie: mg market wish patties at to those indeed es °oeuvre' the As to the .saw w o e bow Like other: railer ...

... as you are quiet and allow yourselves t gr E cavalierly treated, so long will even-handed th Jutice be denied you both by Whigs and Tories. th If you were clamorous like Ireland you would be bre a great deal better with the Government. th What a tremendous ...

... much if they would have any bill this year. Itappeared to him that the Couverratives were very auxious to get the Whigs out, and the Whigs were very anxious to stay in. and both parties would be employed in other matters th taking up this question. He ...

... vote with Lord Derby. Hear what the religious mys of the others:—The Bench of Bishops is filled with the creatures of the Whig party, who openly avow, with an elasticity of conscience to which only can attain, that they are bound to vole eels tor a falsehood ...