... LATEST PROM RICHMOND, RICHMOND, APRIL 6. The Richmond Whig of to-day says :— The transition from enormous prices and depreciated currency to reasonable rates and real money has come so suddenly upon the citizens that it will be some time before they ...

... occasion. Mr. Lange, it is understood, has abandoned any intention of coming forward ; while Colonel Addison and several of the Whig party from London, and a Mr. Johnes, from Montgomeryshire, have made an appearance in the borough, but on ascertaining the ...

... occasion. Mr. Lange, it is understood, has abandoned any intention of coming forward ; while Colonel Addison and several of the Whig party from London, and a Mr. Johnes, from Montgomeryshire, have made an appearance in the borough, but on ascertaining the ...

... opinions and into. of those who void f It would not hire the of Commas, the reprossatatives of only three shades of oiiinion—whig, try, and radical—but the opinions of the whole country would be rspresmited, and property es well as numbers. The voter would ...

... with only a few months' summer to have laid out treble the vote of the Commons. The penny-wise-and poundfoolish policy of the Whigs, who are anxious to appear before the taxpayers as rigid economists, has been very unwise in this instance ; still as the Canadians ...

... us, and we must make our selection. Some people say there is no difference now between Whig and Tory. Well, I don't quite believe that, though there are some whigs very like some tories—(laughter)—but in the two candidates that are now offered to you ...

... Use kinder bear the some philosopher or writer d the beauty is whisk they are aid that, as the 17th March year, they shaft a Whig la Meow seem se be by the Clouesil. The dq is to be i■ the damage nadir the saes of Festival of the illustrious writers aid ...

... presented to Mr. John Penn, the present engineer, requesting him to become a candidate. THE REPRESENTATION OF EDINBURGH.—OUT city Whigs are already busy in view of the approaching general election. Mr. Black is to retire, so goes the rumour, and Sir William ...

... presented to Mr. John Penn, the present engineer, requesting him to become a candidate. THE REPRESENTATION OF EDINBURGH.—Our city Whigs are already busy in view of tho approaching general election. Mr. Black is to retire, so goes tho rumour, and Sir William ...

... that two candidates are in the field—Viscount Gort, representing the conservative interest • and the Earl of Listowel, the whig interest. The lest ten elections have r=doff without a contest, none having taken place since Talbot de Malabidee unsuccessful ...

... And on Thursday the Punchestown races are to be patronised in person by the Viceroy and his lady. According to the Northern Whig, the people of Belfast have at length resolved to bestir themselves with their Albert monument. Designs have been advertised ...

... merit of Mr. Hare's system was that it would not leave the election to mere political opinion—to the three shades of opinion, Whig, Tory, and Radical. The voters would have the choice of the whole country—of all the eminent men in the country. The clubs ...