... lo live appesls of Liberal Minister* have been of a favonrablo character. The only instance the contrary was 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote no confid* ncs. ...

... Foal affioa, No. W, Jsrmyo-.lieet. Loudon, rnH« LIVERPOOL CUP —The foil Mar- I bet Odds nsranted upon this Race WJI LtalC WHIG IT, Pnnier, C-mimiammi Exme>« An-ot. 16. Yoax-sTastr. ro\x»T Oaanx*. Know. Fallal sae BELL'* UFK, LIFE, and SPORTSMAN, or dirertad ...

... Call for the American Mall Packets. This was a boon conferred yen by the Government of Lord Derby, but wrostod from yon th© Whigs. Ttvcugb the unaided exertions your In Jlerob. r, Mr. Mortis the present Government remitted jCIO.O due y«ur Harbour. They ...

... cousts-j-ot with idat calm confidence which displayt.d few weeks ago. His address, which have ju*i seen, ia that athotoogo Whig— rh ffl and evaaive. WATERFORD ELECTION. (pr ...

... Call for the American Mall Packets. This was boon conferred upon yon the Government of Lord Derby, but wrested from you the Whigs. Through the unaided exertions yonr Independent Member, Mr. Morris, the present Government remitted jIIO.O ■0 tine your They ...

... countries in the world, and that «he has been onjurily made both panics alike baltlefleld of party, I desire to independent oth Whig and Tory, and Into Parliament unshackled, that I may straggle forth# improvenuut oar unhappy and llt-nsed country. If elected ...

... there been people to fill it. As it was, however, they nannaged to fill the room selected with a go dly array of expectant Whig barristers, the personal frienda of the Liberal candidates, suitable contingent of the Roman Catholic clergy, and a fair sprinkling ...

... canse which he, forsooth, is now alone competent to defend ! yes ; he made a speech in 18C5, when, as the forlorn hope of the Whigs, he attempted to make a lodgment in the Conservative University. With a genorons regard to the benefit of the electors, has ...

... Call for the American Hull Packets. This was a boon conferred upon you the GoveTument Lord Derby, but wrested from yon by Whigs. lUH.WATB. Dublin and Drogheda (£lOO paid), Great Sooth, nnrt Went. (£loo pd ), PIiErBBSFCh. Great Sooth, and Wcrtetn, 4 per ...

... relatione of two natious, which rendered its peaceable solution all bat hopeless as long as it remained in the hands of the Whig Foreign Secretary. Tho claim was for compensation for injuries inflicted on American shipping during the late war privateers ...

... . will each recaption s* will tell the Toe K-*r. Mr. Lindsay—lt is not notice of moihnn.K Li-h rlliT>r*nt n’irrta - T , . Whigs, to at m laDMuag-. that tbs fitou.le t-f tiou ;itis reso)nt OD I can cone ive no iast for Mr Glatetonu’d YOUNG MEN’S ASSOCIATIONS ...