... Peter'-street, Derby and may be had through any Druggist or Grocer jin the Kingdom. Ad In Packets at 3d. 6d. Is 2s. 6d., Without Whig and 5s. each. none is genuine. INNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-For thirty . years the Medical Profession have approved of this pure ...

... AND TlI FRANCHIsE BIaL. V -The Government Franchise Bill, which was carried p in spite of an unnatural coalition between whigs, pro- g fessing liberals, and conservatives, applied a severe test ti to the political honesty and consistency of the present ...

... been done. The misfortune is that so far as Reform is concerned, very few men are in real earnest about the matter, and yet whigs, tories, and radicals have so far committed themselves to it that a quiet withdrawal from the position which has already been ...

... child.- y, -P.J.-The office, 6f.omtnander,1ln.Chiet Is not a ?? one. Dr, anid oonuse~uently the Dean ?? does ao ootwithi Y.h$e Whig Miulati7. D. L. It-you may sue for a, divorce on thes ground of your wife's di. adultery: the expense of~tho nacesosay -proceedjnga ...

... it has been reported as spke with ouco it left England. IT. B.-Mr. Bernet, Osborne was Secretary to the Admiralty, In the Whig Admintetration, from 1812 to 1818 He always voted on the Idberal side, and was in favour of anx extension of the suffrage and ...

... an View and Oale in Abe XWo. - lE u23 CPRICKET. IA I A T C HE betimeen Twrt a ,r ElOvens of the ?? ot LANASBRE 3nd t SURncY whig be Paiyed on ?? theldverpool m Chub, Wavertree-rcad, ?? lvy, ?? and Salld- DAYrd, the 2ird, 2othd agd 2watn Abghst Ato Englon ...

... Geueral Carriage BuDler, StoelhoulseLauo. 437 ; DIIAETON by Ilfe, In good eondition, Stop between Wheals, * r Leather bash and Whig, to be SOLD, a bargaIn, the Ocwner basing no further wce for t. ,Loweet price, Twenty Guineas.- Apply, ?? D18sbethi. 02613 ...

... ing. The Tiwes tells us that Lord SrANiEY is to be Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and that some of the more Conservative Whigs' will probably join the Government; while the Pall Mall Gazette thinks it not unlikely that Lord DERBY will seek the co-operation ...

... his advisers would appear to have given him but little counsel. His difficulty it is said, lips in his negotiations with the Whigs and Adullamites, The latter, if we are to believe current report, absolutely refuse to join him, and the forrner are almost' ...

... preseuta frontages to capital roads Of upwards of 1,000 ?? aufflistnt-for the aerecion of about t0sight or ten roomed houses, whig ar muh I deand In the neighbourhood, - PsAt~caIl b~he~t te Pinceof Puass, Bunnick-square, Canlifr. we? Newon, Evas, and o. ...

... ecpport, asicrubig thelic that he uilm devote hin rhsle attuntion to ouitping igenutie article atS a mederate price. The Premises whig large ank d ?? s he lies. inl addition to hila Ofiicc, estabisnhed ta hattie Department, to which he particularly cilh the ...

... published at 3 ?? 118s. r 6d. No Library of any pretensions ought to be without Macaulay's England, although the author was a Whig. His pictures of the condition of Enigland during the latter part of the 17th and the beginning of the 18th can- tury, are ...