... TO THE EDITOR. Sib,—lf any consideration can arouse a Whig government from its supineueas, some action ought surely to ba taken on the letter from Mr. Talbot relating to the cattle plague, which appeared in the Times of Saturday last. seems to me that ...

... TO THE EDITOR SIR, —lf any consideration can arouse a Whig government from its supineness, some action ought surely to be taken on the letter from Mr. Talbot relating to the cattle plague, which appeared in the of Saturday last. It seems to me that he ...

... since which tir.ie the tirm h.w been Heywood Bro- thers'aud Co. The deceased gentleman, having been long known h. . consistent Whig, and having acquired the high opinion of his fellow-burgesses bythe support of our loe.il in- stitutions, and especially of ...

... to tho Home Office by the magistrates on behalf of the deputation. TO THE EDITOR. T* Sib,— lf any consideration can arouse a Whig apveto- ment from its supineness, some action ought surely to be taken on the letter from Mr. Talbot relating to the cattle ...

... which ha was pieced, tbe primmer WM his to sheer up, wad repeated that ke was scaly sorry had sot killed Major Da Vora, Whig that if be bedsit& shot Mr. Woe Wile others is tie sap who would ...

... to two of the Whig candidates for lerkshire, wrote to ask whether the report Ut. Horxtosoo's faith same way week, as he WM as that, although a member of a Conservative he felt oempelled, by of ts gin his vote la of one or of the Whig amiklates. Apart ...

... new, revised, enlarged, and corrected edition of his lordship's work on the British Con- stitution, in which the illustrious Whig author deliberately reprints, as applicable to the present day, without a single note of remark or correction, all that he ...

... Reform was one upon which the Conservatives should seek to show that they had no special party object to save by defending the Whig Radical measure of iB2 ; and I am happy to say that in the °mese of I years the Conservative party have adopted that line, ...

... London THE RACING TELEGRAM and COM MI SSION AGENCY Established 1527. 5», 10, and 11, Fullwood’a-rents Holborn, London. WILLIAM WHIG Member of Tatierst ir*,' Victoria, end other Sporting Clubs. EXECUTES COMM ISSIONS on ail RACKS aiv amount « receipt of cash; ...

... disavowing the circular which was sent to each of them by his steward just before the election, requiring them to vote for the Whig candidates. He say that he has just seen it for the first time on his return 'from Norway. When he was leaving this country ...

... Liberal side in politics, and in his party a position of considerable influence. Latterly he was a link of connection between Whigs and Radicals, and on intimate terms with every section of the Liberal party. He was an excellent lawyer; and had literary tastes ...

... disavowing the circular which was sent to each of them by his steward just before the election, requiring them to vote for the Whig candidates. He say that he has just seen it for the first time on his return from Norway. When he was leaving this country ...