... upon him yesterday, nor allow anyone else to do Toe Dublin Nationalist journals warn Lord Spencer agamat ben g beguiltd by Whig landlords. ...

... for Soft or Hard Corns, Warts, &c. /CAUTION.—BEWARE of IMITATIONS with the direedoess, sod some eves el the same mama balm cm Whig HOLLOWAY'S with Bash sod Pt l Packets. Reduced rim, rod.. from Arnim for Devoesidre sod Monet. J. H. NEWMAN, Limited, Exeter ...

... 'Moises Cobblty~sa eterof oldie above r ig roe. mad: , dated AMOK 6th, IND pad—dia nese tssiog atomised the IL. Os =poem to ar Whigs el Usk/Ass a /fir, rich is Laos. its almost din non Magness onidars k sigma& if Prices, Analysla, Ste., on application ...

... NOW OPIREING ALL SEASON STOCK at a GREAT REDUCTION in PRICE. Also Special Purchases spa GOODS at Desperately Cheap es, Jai:Whig ALL COSTUMES. SKRTS, MANTLES, MILLINERY, I &c. SILK. STUFF. and WASHING DRESS FABRICS, Sec. FANCY GOODS of toery hind. HOUSEHOLD ...

... dissipate a good deal of small talk. But I think it is quite likely the Whigs will, as Mr. Albert Grey seems disposed to do, vote free, as they will probably call it. With the Whigs and Irish even against it, the bill may be carried; and it is at all ...

... DEPOSITS are received for fixed periods, on terms which may be ascertained on applicatioa. W. R. MEWBURN, Manager No. r Bank %Whigs Lothbury, London. E.C. PASSENGERS to AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND TASMANIA, CHINA, INDIA, CAPE, WEST INDIES, AMERICA, CANADA, U. ...

... retard himself and his friends as the only successors °I t he Present Government. His desire is for a new P akorrston, to lead a Whig secession ; but the absten-401f a few Liberals in a division offers no basis for loc h a Policy. Nor is there now a Palmerston ...

... in the House of Commons. Should he do so another Cave of Adullam, with Mr. GREY as leader, is possible. We should hope the Whigs will not, as a body, follow his lead, and thus play into the bands of their political opponents. The hest way to prevent such ...

... inasmuch as under the system suggested by the Bill it would be possible to divide a town that while a ward of ten thousand Whig electors would have a majority of five thousand overlie Conservatives, in two other wards the Tories might prevail by a majority ...

... peoples wish were persisted in. The rescind= NM adopted with much heartiness. Mr. P. S. Madiver, M.P., moved a resolution prot•Whig avast the rejection of the Franchise Bill by the Hones of Lads, and calling for such modification in the constitution of that ...

... NORTHCOTE thought that whatever might have been the character of the expression, the right hoc. gentleman had no right to Whig forward charges of such • character. (Opposition cheers.) Under the CaCUlDstances, to allow such an expresdon as that to go ...

... debodant Stevens wade a bee lw regard to his chances& He admitted the waespestiswe with Pleb as a matter of business. mad deeded Whig dew anything bepood asitg the yoong ample that they could not get warded under three weeks or a womb. The ease was at a late ...