... Offce, G 11, ?? N, 700 Barrels Amerlclsn RlOSIIN, now lending, ex Gori6lla from Charleston. 320 J. H. RAYNER1 & CO., Brokers. Whig Day (Monday), the 4th Instant, at Twelve o'clook, at the lirokers' 011cc. C 11, Exchang-butldinig, N. NOU Barrels ?? PIFI'RitUMtI ...

... long-continued faithful s public service much more highly than the e mere advancement of a political faction, a)whether it be Whig or Tory. 3 e ...

... effecting a reduction in hi the number of our soldiers and sailors. He saidY' the measure would be oriticised out of doors as a b2 Whig job, the main object of which was to give II the Government two more votes, and expressed a L hope that the house would not ...

... on looking to foreign affairs we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leaders of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolmentof 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... alleviated by the tendency %hbirlh the (jovernmeat seemed to display in filling up the vacancy caused thereby from the old Whig connection, u bich Mr. Bright so often denounced, rathert than from the advanced ranks of the Liberal party. (Near, hear.) ...

... no necessity for a school board, and concluded by hoping that they would al forget that they were churchmen or dissenters, Whig or Tory. Mr. T. W. JoNBs said he might follow the end of Mr. Duncan's views, at the same time he (Mr. Jones) would state that ...

... reference ta marriages of those above 25 is said by Horace. Walpole to have been inserted in order to soothe the wrath of the young Whig. WaIpole equally detested the bill-never, says he, was an act passed against which so much and for which a. little could ...

... contest with the~ Horse Guards about military reform? The Con- servatives have, more -power with the higher )r classes than the Whigs; let thema exercise it: in doing away with.purchceo in the army. Seconly ICwill the Zdiniot~ry alienate still further their ...

... itschiefs. .(Renewed cheering.) Ife~l the.oe hief wofwas lebft efofund it desirable to rruit the ranks of his Cabinet, frmtewnou Whigs and greatfamilies, it would be u fatalmistake on the part of the Cabinet. (ApplAuse.) They had assembled at that meeting'to ...

... town (LAco-mfortable APAUTUMETS -Wanted, ~for a JYouth, inl Rly onBby, o Broad Green. Terni; &3. to Is, per week, incuding whig and all ?? - P53, Mecuyofce. lifell - 'IITA4JED, in a respectable neighbourhood, a SITTING ' tad to or three BEDROOMS, with ...

... petitioning. Let it call on the public, everywhere, to refuse their votes to every candidate for a seat in Parliament-be he Tory, Whig, or Radical-who does not pledge himself to oppose these acts to the utmost. Above all, let the axe be laid to the root of the ...

... fi Liberal palty;-for althoiigh they had rec..ntly 5 bad severel turns of the kaleidoscope, C'v y a had resulted in the' old Whig combinatioti.1, v which-had a special faculty for buildingwallts li to run, its head Agis. H togycr-. -paie of thecmoiinothGvrmn ...