... best make. viz., Sweeping Brushes, BLck Lead. Hearth, lime. Painting. Cloth. Shoe, and other brushes, Bass Brooms, Carlini Whigs. Chamois and Skins, Dow Mats and Matting, with An endless variety of Bruins for bowie and other sold at prices much lover than ...

... Royal Commission to consider and advise upon a fair sad reasonable meseure of Reform. Should that course be objected to by the Whig party, sad an amendment moved to the Addreas, it is said that the Government in the event of being defeated ask the Queen to ...

... the Mmi be ai tammely naiad is chest Mitt sad morning. Lotaueirriolr.—linitten HaelaMaia—Tbres templahttm mecum coesidered Whig, bat it should he bone in Lad Mt, by inatteatics sad seglect, they oftea sad mast early thought to •decanged somata, take Hellmays ...

... yesterday morning at his rendeuce, Curraghmore. In a article on Mr. Bright'r visit to this country, the Observer, a semi- official Whig organ, warmly approves of his speeches here, declaring that he and the Irish people are now greater friend, than ever. It says ...

... voting on the present occasion we are not yet in a positiou to know. We presume, however, that they belonged chiefly to the Whig-Redical party, from whom support of either of the Conservative candidates could nut have been reasonably expected. Mr. Hennessy ...

... As to dm amp that I entered public life under Whig petemage—pailemen, I have to soy that I sever advocated any principles than then I now advocate (hear). sad I received either place or patroang• from • Whig Government. I honourably won my p.- oaths. boron ...

... enough; but we apprehend that if he had been in office he would have been jnst as chargeable as the rest of the Radicals and Whigs. Church Rates, Reform, the Irish Church, National Education, National Defences, are but a few of the questions upon which the ...

... company. but the. and the is thus given :—Mark General declined to acquiesce in this scheme. lii the Woisi, jun. (TO7). 1; (Whig), 0. Mr. following veer a similar proposal was made to Smith says— Mr. Jennings was Sir Mork Wood's Secretary of State for ...

... ease 'Meld he dimmed of tbis tare. Mr. Ihtsgereld —There was a to facilitate lb. of the primmer ie every way, sad the court Whig that to hi.. wore bound ow give immediate audience. Under the circumstances, the foil court out beise sitting, they could not ...

... the attentioe et the meeting on the fellevies ground:— I am one of the '4B men who received two years imprieonmeot from the Whig government for adeeating justice for the people of England and Ireland. If this be true, then Mr. Mantle have shared in the ...

... such intention exists, and no necessity for such • proceeding is foreseen essa ys with the support promised by the leading Whigs and Liberals to the Conservative Government in their efforts to settle Reform. The thousands of New Yorkers who intend to visit ...

... interest to propitiate them. We see no prosper* whatever. therefore, of the subject being taken up, or supported by either a Whig or a Tory government, until the Irish landlord feels it his duty to ' abate his pretensions as the lord of the soil, and comes ...