... REMOVAL. involve too large an expenditure hut, what is 1 W. I.:. oven moment. would militate against the FLITMBER PAINTER. he . Whigs and predjudioes &dm nation. Ragland is REsPECTFULLY infixes@ his in lbs oonventional sense .4th. tens, a military Pub& that ...

... der • ert at water wry two helms elder eft view at war add. Laths me* low% sad the ye.. Id ad dry, I ahead ✓amrod the frsisi Whig der eciddred add wear. Is award le heap due dee, ead es—hrie thae, herder beh ? died t Ism I is see ray he her tbs het air ...

... Derby intended to deal with it in a large and liberal spirit and not with a party feeling. The late Reform Bill Teethed by the Whigs to keep their party in existence for another quarter of a centnry. They did not about the ueetion of Reform. In conclusion ...

... Tali MOXDAY. 0. STAMM OP IaMID DORM A semerces sad we *enacted Am Ye sloismakell . _ . whit air esermisp the wit if Whig • Ly bud bees spend him deekeed Mat • asme if Wilk aml • mord be rut piety MO shish be bal wird he lett bin se abenreie bat to ...

... awl the of Vioe-chainnan of the Bassi. owl Mom last year aroma through some ether change in thie parish is that of Kr. Tapley Whig ashatituted In the room of Mr. Titfileld, who to saltleteme a defeat for the first time during the past three years. TRNDEII ...

... rational assuranos upon a Government guarantee. The offered by the noble lord for coming to this decision possess the merit of Whig plausible; but, on close inspection, we think they will be found Mar from convincing. That a scheme of nationi assumes woad ...

... withont controlling hand to guide them.” They ore evidently so much at a loss what Hue to take, and how to take it.’’ The Whigs are falling off from them; the Peelites ore used up; Mr. Cardwell and the Attorney-General are all that remain that clover ...

... Ileglesed, the express about to he elm aerials peihilies by the aid abolition of toil* in particular oiniestly Goes.- the of Whig into the suliject, with the view of sebeeitting to West zeten which. without injustice elfwg rihts, may kw g tulle, _NM tJuit ...

... FO, . C be we quite I , tr tbeir reoeptbirs, will stoke a Kay at Windsor CaPtIV. eohytyted Cardinal %Votary's at Modals,. es Whig t. memorial chapel to the hat Prince Ounsurt, at the expo,* of thy ft oml children. Trc statue of the Queen at .therdteu war ...

... Debate on the Address contrasted strongly with the tamencmum of the Speech with which Ministers ushered in the new Parfigment. Whig politicians have obtained an unenviable notoriety for their slovenly state 41ocuments; but we question whether all previous ...

... pond, and spot the I.C.C. taking the • icket• they were deposed of in twenty for the enormous score of 14, the ball brawled &Whig spray before it. They followed their Inning; mad oostriood to wade through 40 rune. Soon : SOW. =10•Isr larsoll b e weltee ...

... latter, even Mr. who is quite Exeter-hall man, gives a rebuke to the enthusiasm the member for Peterborough. Mr. \Vhalley is Whig, however, and Mr. Newde- Tory. they have changed sides, each one g -ing with bis party. Mr. has taken a corresponding seat ...