... that whenever a rigid politica virtue begins to he common among English- meni, It may spread as freely among Tories ads among Whigs and Radicals, and all together mzay agree in putting an end tO the abominableI system of which these three southern boroughs ...

... nll; stems. The r-roccedingas were of a veryf W restinge description, and the meetiflg ...

... conviction, ready to entertain proposals, but not willing to sell just yet. They hear with equal gravity the persuasive offers of Whig and Tory, but they are 'cute enough to hang off till the pollinog day, whnen votes are getting scarce and negotiable at fa- ...

... 18 620124 3a621 6 ~9i~44 .eed, red-end Long 5101 1 cloth,36 yarde ?? 1.2 9I82 10 BLFUAST TR&DE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday,) LiNcns.-Trade has been steady and active on the ?? The houses are all busy, and some large Iquantities of goods ...

... refined, IE they can find a profit intis it is more thn canbedone in this country. IBEFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig of Sat , y : Lwnxs.-We have no feature of importance to report this week. Our trade has been oa tho whole quiet, but prices ...

... contributors to a newspaper published in Edinburgh called the Bcacon, the articles in which, aimed at the leading nen on the 'Whig tide, gave great offence. Some letters and pieces of satirical poetry of a similar kind Iaving appeared in a paper styled the ...

... far as such colourless and empty speeches can be said to represent views of any kind. And because some four or Tve of these Whig documents have mentioned Reform, Mr. Bright tries to persuade his hearers that the Queen is a sort of political agitator, who ...

... Lady Northcote, at Pyne3, whence they proceeded to Ireland. PaOrOSED INVITATIOX Or MR. GLADSTONE , O BSL AsST.-The Norther-n Whig says that 71,, financial reformers of Ulster are about in- viltl Mr. Gladstone to a banquet In Belfast, in consideration of ...