... wheeled about tw ow Of three tit, in t tunan- aimost.without a pasrllel in the ed ainnu3ls of te prese. i has been Radical. Whig. Neutral. te and Tory, aI wvthinl the space of four months, having no- only attained lisa ?? W-eek of its age, and hat it May ...

... s, who, at a meeting on Friday last, de- clared that the people had no alternative but cithe criminally to sunport their Whig enemy, or, by a shameful neutrality, permit bim to walk over the fcourse tritirrmphant. An appeal to brute force is D 'threatened ...

... Wellintous has dseclared, friom his seat in the Lords, his siidisguised admiratimon of the new Pewr Laiv ?? and even tabnked the Whig Governm~sent for it. The above'llfiimed journal pronounces it the aiozt heartless attmpt thait was ever made to crush the ...

... good articles in tile to Noebrnisc f this usazlzine, the first of whuieh is hr anwiaswver to the qsmestion, 'What ought tie Whigs to do? l by a member of the part ' The ?? istilat a whilch time Whmigs ivill folows if they ivslsi still to be sup-a ported ...

... COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. it appears from the Glasgow papets of Whig, Radical, in and Tory politics, that the merchants of that ?? are be- af girqning, to awake flrom the apathy which has too long 1 tcharacterized the mercantile classes of this country A ...

... intention to produce any. The Ardwick, Hulme, and Cheetham officers were present with the necessary documents. Al- though the Whigs served so many notices, no attempt- was made to strike off a single individual; consequently, the lists remain as originally ...

... Oldham, Alexander Taylor, chair- man. The meeting was addressed in the old usual style by Richard Outler, denouncing the bloodY Whig press and not forgetting to tell them he was a Tor. r. J. B. Cobbett followed; both speakerg spoke in high terms of Stepbens ...

... stay In. Saint think that thero wvill be a reconstruction 8 Of the WVhtF Ainiatrp,,-others that there will be is junction of Whigs and Irories. 'i his of course is all conjecture, but it is tile SUN o passingeconversation of the day. We shalt continuein ...

... election. Ihey calculate confidently, however, that in case of it general election Conservatism would be a great gainer. Both Whigs and Tories in the ilty join in sneak- ing of the Chartists in London with great Cantemp; an theI Chartists. in return, speak ...

... LJVEltllODYo Ivee Shep.Lame Pgw.Horses. MOVe 16 685 j5Q7 3869 7 brou baitI ~RROOLAGRCULURA PODUCE. Taluas~ir. Ji~z 13 1830.Whig add S.d sd. on ?? to I ipert2011s Wife g~ttovu0 9- 011 ditto Lend ?? 2 03 ditto el . ~0 7 0 8ditto print 38.40r 90lbs. ~son ...

... by O'Connor, who, d, then member for the county of Cork, spke and voted le with his brother landlords and with the Tvory and Whig Rh aristocraoy against the abolition of this tax. I therefore t o once More repeat that, in order to secure their rights, the ...

... 3d December, Mr. uat King, President pro tem., in the chair. in. Lt is said that the Whigs, with the Georgia and New CsQ tut Jersey votes, claimed and adopted as Whig votes, have a sag non inal mnaority in the House of Representatives. lie The Senate of' ...