... been one of credit end importauee, and ono of the edge director' mid the manager of that bank had paid him the compliment of Whig now present. The useinormlists were happy to see that their parlament of Mr. Neale was eon- Brined by the direetore of hie ...

... Country. Macaulay, tbeu a candidate for the representation of the A•liton, Frederick John, Liverpool, cotton broker. city—a Whig—a political opponent all his lite. The sum- Atm Bedford, berrebep keeper. mons came at length --it came at midnight, Just ...

... great many other persons who were also Whigs and landownere thought as be did, and were seriously opposed to the passing of a Reform Bill that was to be necessar ily and avowedly followed by at least ten others. The Whig landowners, before they allowed a man ...

... appeal to the Liberals to remain united and exert themselves to carry a bill which would so obviously prolong the existence of a Whig-Radical Adminisirition and secure the benefit to the coun- try of his own guidance and control. lie drew a terrible picture ...

... show that the importage• of Mr. Glad .nit to Liverpool bad been lied. Ile argued that the Governmeat led comeliest -the old Whig section of their supporters a o•liefectory compromise might bane been tussled. NI,. Plat, though regrettleg tbe necessity of ...

... course that tends to drive away imparting persona of the Whig porgy from the Liberal party in this country (bear, hear), and It this course shoold second to dissevering the moat intelligent of the Whig nobility from the great pepsin party in this attorney ...

... by the Liberal party, and esp.- eislly by those who represented the largest constituencies. He therefore asserted that the Whig petty as repressnted by Lord Remelt, broke no vows or pledges. Lord Derby afterwards took elite, and was obliged to decline ...

... house changed hands when its master became • banished furnish distinguished men in more than sufficient outlaw. Then some canny Whig lawyer tried to buy the numbers to represent the wealth, the ingenuity, and the pictures, and relics, and the old home associations ...

... solitary confinement in a little cell 91t. by Mt. The following alarming announcement from a magistrate has appeared in the Whig:— The rinderpcst has broken out in the townland of Drennan, in the county of Down, about miles from Lisburn, near Bellies-mill ...

... it wt* out his first appearance. Coeur Y Parry Suasion*, Saturday.--(Selort E. G. Flallewell, Esq., Dr. ♦eeres, and Thomas *Whig, lisq.)— Wdlians dehoesod, landlord of the New 104 be e t.h tiff, was by Sergi. Brown for keeping hie home open during prohibited ...

... 24th M. 7, 1868, MERS EY DOCK ESTATE. LOANS OF MONEY. The Mersey Docks mod Harbour Board hereby sire Notice, that they are +Whig to receive LOANS MONEY oe the security their Bunde, at the rate of Fuer Pomade, Fifteen BMW/gm per Coolant, per Ammo, interest ...

... no lunger a mystery in any quarter, offended both the self-respect and the patriot-3,111 of the best of big own party. For Whigs of the school to which Lairds Lansdowne and Westminster belong have as little. appetite for American institutions as we have ...