... Amongst the Whigs and Moderate Liberals I find a very different state of things. They are apathetic to a degree unknown anvwhere out of' this politically demoralised city. Thei armchairs, are far dearer to them than supporting a Moderate -almIost Whig-candidate ...

... of Three Acres and aE Oow.-M~r. Labouc~hero: D~itto on hereditar members of the House of Lords-r. Gladto : Ditto on old Whigs, loiterers, and all h-hrted t followers who are not prepared, come what will, c come what may, to back him u blindly on the ...

... never have been aoomplspished by tairaud statesmanlike ?? his party a asI years' lea-e of power. The oh ?? euouga co dish the Whigs. Conservstlem asks no more. Tory patriotism soars'no hIgher. Talk about British ascendeacy In the councils of Europe ! Tories ...

... the . part of a conciliator, He has brought Sir William Armstrong and his workmen together e again. He is seeking to unite Whigs, g Liberals, and Radicals. His very able speech o at Hackney last night was excellently designed Ffor its purpose. flaving ...

... suggestion that peers will be created to s-a ampn the Lords. Let AMr. Gladstone try ?? says he. Did he attempt it, all the Whigs who now stand aside would join the Tories, and many who are for the Government would cross the floor. He is assured of this ...

... their happiness aud prosperity depended C more upon themselves than upon any party evs or government, whether Radical, Torv. Whig, tl Conservative, yellow or blue. The men who - attempted to live the life of a Christian, the ten- w perate, the honest, thy ...

... I9RPPING, a EIGE WATEBR ATI LIVERPOOL. G OSrfto, ZTatwi, HEom: 0 Whig y . I.. 13. 12316 6 1 S~inorrow 1 5 9 .1 39 . 6 ?? is y WAY 19. Oust! (sa ?? Rotlrdat ife (8) R lvarieffay(ss) ?? Caerdiff~ysl..w~; r ?? (a) .. New Orleans America let) N ew Yorl ...

... ltalId Lenaye~qoi .. 70 0v . 010 iiidoptCW. ll. Dominqe.0 50Q. 00 Amricangemr.416..0a 4, Para ?? E0..90 0mew.ui ?? 0 0..II0 Whig, ~red ?? 00 as ?? 0..1600 fermented 7600 .80 0 Blni,?lo, 7nb00ud d 29. pr IZ . 0. .in d.d0 W'Proetga~lon. ci 3iaa.~to~~0 7 ...

... Inverness on the Wrongs of the Crofters and the Reformof ?? ws. I have now at last a MAN r Eve waited long With deaf ear turned to Whig and Tory babble, If God, belike, might send a champion strong With potent word to lay the dinsome squabble As Moses clave the ...

... ; -01tn2on, is. t, ?? Is d. ; sturceen, Cs. to 7s.; skate, Is. to 2s.; sell end, 50o !0.s to Nks. ; ttriots. .ae to lie ; whigiw j 6d.; whirehes. 16s. to le.. ?? to s CORE - BerraK MAnar, Jcy 3.--Ordinary: Firsts, l as an lO8s,; seconds, 925. ; thii's ...

... been i eate nare -MtabUy sde is 201-9;0 i ?? -btrare i ,ste 0 QUOT4TIQNS ?? fai Gd O d~~ o w G d- r G d F lair Tea 4P£SS B Whig $ 7* p al r ir Broa&.L - 4H 5A 5 Pernarn.. 61 6 6 holl 4 tr t5t Ceara - 6mr3.. 4C 45is praiba 5 Comptas 4 4&- 5*6Bengal1 ...

... a89, January opened wsit aisznn masrket, and S Icootinctd In much the samne elate usntil about the 1 Imddle of the month, ?? whig there has been a fairly active demand, but only a few manufacturers (those who have pereonally eearched the markets) appear ...