... SSSSS B rA SANAA WZ 0man•10u.. Whigs or gamore NOW TA:110111. ALOTIIIO. nriET AT • I SON taws mewed Ow- Ms.. opora Pt C.Aril. AA CAmb.fte. 0•1• ANA be.-111. ...

... VACANCY IN ►ART M. nll, himself sea tor the in the inter.ft. Mr. of the %Ill:, Ton.ple. ••.1 the Donner •ors an Whig M. whirrs, will be W. The Agennriii, .t C'eptun Meat!, foe 11l bal. awl 10 .of 0.111. muted he, by the Wiry. a Ablborough. ...

... DOCTOR. j One bright autumn morning I sat by the fire, i In deep meditation I strove to inquire, From all sorts of sources—Whig, Tory, Dissent, Why London looks down upon Stoke-upon-Trent; Or, rather, why editors in that old city Should speak of North ...

... Ilaat Aberii«eiith-re in tba Conaervative mtereat. Mr. sot3n isabamater of fie M ...

... administrators—as the most tip-top Whig administrator who ever lived, be would not even except Mr. Bruce and Mr. Lowe. The Tories had contrived to slip into Whig shoes. They were playing the game to peefection, while the Whigs were playing no game at all. With ...

... extensive the etectorsl system. A loyal follower Lord Hsrtiagton. Mr. differs for mors widely from bis chief than the bulk the Whigs differ from the balk Tories. These who wish convert the English eemmonweatth into simple deasooney cannot select more eompetsat ...

... Minister of the Colonial Department, - and the question still is, which party has made the most concessions, the Tot lea or Whigs. The Education question gave rise, as usual, to much debate, and Parliament Wits to a certain degree metamorphosed on this ...

... Polished, and Gilt), Wholesale Prices.— and Co., Corporation-Btreet AWAY, NEW BOOK pages). Interesting to all mtending Purchasers whig Machinos.—Times Sewing Machine Company, Bow-street ' ASHIN2 MAOHINE37 PERAMBULATORS, &c, 9to 8 Daily; Saturdays till 10.—Rbdfbrn ...

... for the present compelled to live under, Mr. LEAT/tAll and his associates are, as he proclaims aloud, not ameng the number. Whigs and Tories of all shades of principle are, iiideed, in Mr. LSAT HA view, scarcely deserving ut distinction. thy his lucre generous ...

... at onoe confronted with the question of the re-diatribution of seats; and this sends oold chill into the breasts, not old Whigs only, who, naturally enough, eling to the small boroughs; whioh are their last retreats, but even to the Radicals, who are ...

... the pewees mom.. we told to mill. But when the male apposite dm trees asset be • The pease newt, L. inn good the wet tip., Whig who erer Heed, wnold aide to sufficient to rare in • mild way the of the egastry. Art what maid the Libenk poem tot were Mak ...

... partitioned he was elected unopposed for the eastern division. He was not at all advanced Liberal—in fact, he called himself a Whig; but he was in favour of abolishing the law of hypothec, as all Scotch members have to be. He died at his Scotch seat, Bruckley ...