... Nairn. In offering his acknowledgments, his lordship said he was proud of the name of Whig, and he endeavoured in his political conduct to uphold and maintain true Whig principles. He was glad to find hia name preceded on the burgesa r by that of eminent ...

... One Penny. By Poet lid, —Farrar end SOO% Broad Street, Reading. Howse the w Id for Good 800T1L..-Groses, 21, Broad 8 set, &Whig. %IWO or ROOMS to duralshed. I Apply Westboarps Villa. *sigh Road, Reeding. rpoßF.—Gcod TURF for gals wee ohesi , . Must ba ...

... true to their faith in the fight. United, they will be a formidable host, able to outnumber the Conservatives, the renegade Whigs, and the false Liberals. The struggle for Free Education, Soberness, and Welsh Disestablishment will be bitter and fierce, ...

... most likely to do it well for the public, utterly jp| ft to them about society. H« and entirely regardless whether the man is Whig or I>rnoght prisoner to Newbury. Tory, Liberal or Radical.” This county bas been divided yapermtondent Bennett asked for further ...

... will prove most successful. LORD HARTINGTON still claims to be a Liberal. We can only rejoice at the evident anxiety of the Whig leader not to be ranked as a Tory. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN and his faithful man, Mr. JESSE COLLINGS, seem rather to wish to be mistaken ...