... amount of cmapetities which hoe new to be encountered. B. H. and t 'it. turn their special att.a-ties to the Ready-Mosey Trade. Whig is enmities to buy is the beet Market*, they into, sad intend, ',Avis( their Triestie, who favor their with their pttrosage ...

... degree of interest which no other recent elections had excited. We see that the question to be decided is simply this : Are the Whigs prepared to accept the priiiirstr.me of the Relicels, ur will they prefer to save the church at the expense of a great Liberal ...

... of the favorite topics of the old Whig !tarty thirty veers ago- -abolition of Churchnetts and of University Tote the Ballot, and Reform. Of this program ne only the Ballot remained, and he therefore tarred the old Whigs to join their natural allies. the ...

... of the favorite topics of the old Whig party thirty yearn ago- -abolition of Churchrates and of University Tests the Ballot, and Reform. Of this program only the Ballot remained, and he therefore urged the old Whigs to join their natural allies, the ...

... understood to hold advanced opinions on questions relating to the House of Lords and the land. The question now is will the Whigs be able to swallow this programme, will the supporters of Lord F. Cavendish make up their minds to accept Mr, Holden as their ...

... ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTER-I. A GRAND FETE and PROCKSSION, in anmection with the &hovel:order, grill take pima at Chippeuham, on WHIG TUESDAY. A full dre-a Foresters' Band will be in attendance. The Fate wilt be h..ld, by the kind pertnisminn of Messrs. COLLIN ...

... for subdaiag Serb ailments of young aad Sid of both Holloway's Pills ars the hest remedy known in the world for the foll , whig diseases : Goat &thee Headache Evil A Bllfeaa Complainte Blotches en the this Bowel Complaints Indigestion !Aver Complaintt ...

... Toryism—in the sense of standing 'still and refusing to make judicious, well-considered reforms — are gone never to return. Inked, Whig and Tory no longer fairly represent the twos great divisions of parties in the state, Constitutionalists and Revolutionists ...

... come f r.►ard to Fertile= the same friendly office which was .nned by Sir id Dundee, in Sutherlandshire, or another youthful Whig nobleman, Lord Ronald Levison Gower, son of the Doke of Sutherland. The premature anew of the debate on Mr. Bowring's it,• ...

... all this, more than one of them declaring that it was not always thus that the Catholic gentlemen of England requited the Whigs and their successors, the Liberals, for what they had done for them and the members of their communion. LATEST MARKETS. LONDON ...

... the maresksble Catastrophe has and mashie. Later, and THI HAIR !!—A very *sly hair stalled Ibe Idexisaa fteteeww. ae• Whig sold by meet aid as 3s Ad pee is lass all Asir —Ns resters in ova , Om or haw,. its by it. heavies the of west • It wakes ...

... come forward to perform the same friendly office which was ppme,wined by Sir Dundae. in Sutherlawlshire, for :mother youthful Whig nobleman, Lord Ronald Gower, son of the Duke of Sutherland. The prratoturs close of di- debate on Mr. Bowring's moti..n respecting ...