... ickltani 1 r7c ook. ll'. ('Clurie, tf iilngayv. Mrilr. ?? Siuitln of Ii'rry St. Edluimid's. M r. George Cred, of alitto. 11.1. Whig, .I'ditto), i1 ?? George IIluiliiir1, (lf iitto. etil vpi, 'l'bt D)r. I'It(t A RT bhe elected a Trustee ill the place of Dr ...

... QUAT# ?? Common Quay, at P1. pera wion,and at I'd. Lie bushel of 7Llbs. to the Poor, from the Faithful, captain John Newson. Whig Day is Puvblishaed, IN CLOTH BOARDS, rHE TRUE CHARACTER Of thle CHURCH of ENGa LAND, as exhibited in her Antiquity, Orders ...

... If this Government had fallen under Lord r Chandos's motion, they must have been succeeded either a by the Whigs or by the Radical party. The Whigs are determinately adverse to the repeal of the Malt Tax, and almost to a man opposed Lord Chandos's motion ...

... must. occasion -additional burthens upon' the na- hear a ton ; and offer but a sorry prospect for the next budget Balls, Or a Whig Chanselor of'the 19xchequer. field, i YWe have extracted from the. Slasdcrd an account of tbe pardon'of the traitor Frost ...

... SANGERI, 150. Oxford-street, ,osaulss; price 2s. 0,1. per box ; and Isy Fitch. Conk and Hayward, IJpswich ; Tsonpspon, and J. C. Whig, Busry; W. Allen, Rungoyu; J. It. Corbyts, B'cels c; F. Csspiss, Din u C. H1. Stuart, Colcetssster. Jiloocbe's He11rball I ...

... For NOVEMEBER, 1879. No. LDCCLXIX. PRICIE 2. 6d. Co otente. R1 ATA; Or, WHAT'S IN A NAMIE-PAT ViII. AN AMEtRICAN PRINCESS. WHIG RtEVIEWERS, AS PAINTED BY TBII3YSELVES. SYRIA.-oONCLUSION. TilE AARONITES. A POOR DEVIL. AMONG THE AFFGHANS.-A SURVIVOR'S ...

... Policy had become partially forgotten, and that the lfowllsw was arraved against all attack treon the Opposition. I'The Whigs themselvus can ncro' Imangiiic any comhiiied movement against hlem as not having its foundation in It desire for otlive. They ...

... channels, and places, nearly sinecures, are created for the benefit of friends and relatives, These abuses have taken place under Whig auspices ; had Tories ventured upon such a course it is probable that the whole Liberal press would, cre this time, have disco- ...

... meadowanrd pasture larnd, situate it. Kettleburglit, in Snffolk, and now in the occupation of Alr. Hiew y Copper1 under a lease, Whig vilepre at qlelhaelluao, IS2D. The above. Estate is frMeeold, ?? ares and an la'lf of the land which are cspyhld, of Ole Thce~saly ...

... 66, whose vntes ecuritong, as a rnle, he relied upon by either party. Some ol tine. otre Hotiermlers, others were formerly Whig', bht b;ve been conupelled to adopt the Home- raic pletlinuii, a few still describ themselees asLiherala, mind ore at lptir ...

... of tbe Patent Elastie Metallic Spring, and I nedla Itubber Perukes, warranted not to shralnl.' By es' improved method. tite Whigs are I madu. e,. to ?? .e , c .the ame- e, on the forehead, . tbereby defying *he close^t scrutiny of the moat proficient ...

... The Session of Parliament which has just terminated has not produced any remarkable results. It is rather illustrative of Whig Government, than satisfactory to the nation. There has been much talk, but little perform- ance; much explanation, but more ...