... the sad, I. el all, redaction . the tidy PROSPECTS OF THZ REFORM Is to the set only those dearer. wile Med I the sari* lei . Whig rely who toed with the jowly, the to amp plea dram with re AMPrf I. to. a rota The DM, nem via H76lr se to brought en to seer ...

... or SNORE sits. A return elate of for the Is months ending 14th at laid helor. the eetieir. The relent.. to Zia., 124 21d. Whig a decree. el Sid ; imports. £1616. of CUM Ilk 6.1; 4 nnn and Loll. 7.1, decree.e of al. f 1.8.1 ; and xl4, 2.64, decreer of ...

... Itenirdims.-•Whes the oafs treatment of thane., by preparatowe, so simple, sod the goad maim rally 11 almost monastery to nob the Whig to give trial. Tit.- Ointment wring ▪ r ieeeet-e, healing Weer.. arisAing ngioneationa, otwieg enlargement, mot sit external ...

... particular. be sand, the county of Sutherland to be joined with the money of Caithowes. Only, by a cool Whig job. the county wan saved fora great Whig noblemen. If they had a Reform at all, they should dead out equal joeme. (Hear.l Colonel Scam urged the ...

... the dictate* of the the If in pieties, the . next end would justly repadiate anything coachmen. he made • bramble moderato Whig+ to be ea ante eel to that tor b which the hos. member he buried. and Awe thew • be He than to bre to the elide pay. He ...

... thin moderate and Conmrvative degree, the privilege of the franchise to the great body of the neople. A bill. which the great Whig fanlike. had Menem/inked, and which the houses Redford. Cavendish, Howard, and &memo, could ant be danger. and lm warned the ...

... the county representation those freemen who qualify on property situated within boroughs. The country does not want either a Whig or • Tory Reform Bill, in the party sense of the terms ; what is required is an honest measure which shall extend the suffrage ...

... to open mutiny by an intermit his ancient Toryism, w his epoch against the Oxford Teats Abolition Bill, and time are many Whigs who will not feel the more kindly towards him because they regard him the means of prank& ejectment from What is to come after ...

... which in conjunction with certain other would lead a shrewdoloerver like the hewleonstable to suspect her set. -' Northeni Whig.' The ' wills -The case annul likely to load to an agrueahle conclusion, as the two sailors have resolved to take each for ...

... %Moot .eery yot ere:twit.. {stroll ; but 1 not in • *mil for great leader the Ile ban hero wowed not by Ti ooly by Inaba-washy Whig, awl their organ. in the permnote them, I regent 1.. ray. nett noel—in Sort. of sod *lmitating to the rtpe of the on. For there ...

... held el a. 7110 p r testier, .4 ',Mein has than tercet death. Mamie wheat. rate. worth de. par sod Spool. white. MY. the M Whig tooted .1 75. Y. Belgian ohm. we1l Hamblin. sod fn. Gamowy prices, felt 1u11 of Fro. sad throat Loma. ladle.. a Mesa • to ...

... a Liberal Government. There are • large number of the small boroughs in England, the nomination to which is in the hands of Whig noblemen, ur which, at aerate, represented by gentlemen sitting on the Ministerial side of the House. Now, to disfranchise ...