... T AILOR AND DRAPER. 11, Towawall3treet, Devi*. LAW Whig Habits sad Litwin of every ...

... Ac. Ent-class Saddle Urns, and other Zones sad Carriages of every description, on WM. A COMMODIOUS PLEASURE VAN KEPT. Mess Whig by far the most massive sad complete Mew. la Eastboorne. Noblesse. sod Gentlemen may be usseasobled the shortest nobs. ...

... forth for the glorification of the Whig Ministry. To points of Whig Administration which have met public odium he opposes logic and equivocal reasoning to common sense and dearly-bought experience ; and where disgust at Whig doctrine and practices reigns in ...

... strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, and as a cough remedy preeminetlv the best.— Troy Whig. News from the Palace.— The royal servants are now using Keckitts' Diamond Black Lead/ This fact must prove all that is better ...

... THIS DAY. ox rat Vwenux sera WYAti, Ike October. r. Whig. Flom las. 0510 Ml** rr .la—is ABOUT tamid FORTY-NISI ACRES OF UNDICAMOUff. If The Ilme *reef on by J.. bhousafea. el the NOM aYY LAVA T. MR. E. - W Y ArT T. Ihldy naiadsa.* Br. re..• • ...

... plenty of provisions AtUtnLf, he feels secure so his main is concerned Disj - rom Angus'a, Georgia, .ft (Hi inst., Richmond Whig, repoits 'he recapture R by the fe t i, «i h over 3,00b prisoners. Ft era! force of infantry and arti:l ;ry from General Washburn's ...

... VOLUNTEER RIFLE REVIEW AT LINDFIELD. The left whig of the Cinque Porto. Ist battalion, Rifle Volunteers, consisting of the 2nd Sussex, Cuckfield \ 4th, - Lewes; and 19th, Eastbourne ; had a field day on the common on Friday last, having mustered Haywards ...

... f Ibihh®- Senior, man of great talent which a mb’ manner and a vast amount vanity could not o-ar made himself useful the Whigs in various and was esi-ecully consulted them the paralion their new poor law. happened that, during interview with Earl Grey ...

... their existence; and although they then escaped defeat, their position ever since has been exceedingly critical. Were they not Whigs, an appeal to the country would undoubtedly have been made ere this. But, with the proverbial tenacity for office which ch ...

... bad notice the time of such distn bution. TOPICS IN TOWN. [From our London Correspondent Wnijr Sir Robert Peel defeated the Whigs, and by moans of Tory support, obtained office with the determination knocking all the household of Tory worship, due of his ...

... decided policy than that he has shadowed forth, Lord Stanley is a useful member enough; but he should not forget that while the Whigs have brought discredit both nt home and abroad on our policy, it is the bounden duty of their political opponents not only ...

... Statesmen, such as the noble member for King's Lynn, but it is not a quality for the possession of which the great family of the Whigs has ever been remarkable, nor do we expect that they will so far depart from the traditions of their race as to exemplify it ...