... the Millions of our Manufacturing Population. raise Moved by E. BANssES, Jun. Eeq., juhligle Seconded by Rev. Taos. SCALES Whig 4 That a loyal and dutiful Address be presented to her measus liejesty the Qrteen on behalf of this bleeting, that it be signed ...

... Dozen Searning and Roping 'TWINE ; Thcee and a Half Tons Sheath- ing PAIPER; Fourteen Rolls Nail BAGGING, &c. And on thefollo.whig day, at 'TIr. GlRD;tr' e Yre D. houwse and (Counlitag-Hoidse, it; the Higb-.Streef, The Remainder of itis STOCK IN TRADE, viz ...

... is, A fair day's wages for a fair day's labour, entered into a solemn compact to resene the riding from Whig thraldot, and the country from Whig misrule. They hoiste d the banner of the altar, the throne, and the cottage, and called upon the enemies ...

... exert- ig themselves to procure signatures to a requisition inviting his to become a candidate to supply the vacancy. The Whigs iave named Mr. T. B. IMtacaulay, Mr. Benjamin Hawes, and Mr. ,W. H. Watson, the barrister, any one of whom they will support ...

... P possesses large estates in Tyrone, and Lord Clare t possesses considerable property in Limerick. It il seems to the wise Whigs more politic and just to try and propitiate personages of this description t than to earn the confidence of their own party ...

... the Cinque Ports.-Daily News. TnA MINISTRY AND THE OPPOSITION.-We under- t stand that the conclusion at which Mr. Hayter, the Whig whipper-in, has arrived, after the most careful exaeissnation t he could malke into the state of parties in the Comusons, is ...

... in the Ediiobirg/h, we cannot t, afford to yield our position a second time, in order to d furnish political capital to the Whigs, and get snubbed for our good-nature. The loibe states that the appointment abroad v which Sir W. Codrnimgtoml told hia ce ...

... Square to Watford, and a- frose thence a walk of six miles. ElDDEnVANsTERa.-'Tis enough to state that Mr. Gisborne is be a Whig-1tadical, much use Wiciggisis thsn Radical-, so Wisiggislelsat else Nottingham Itadicale gave hia the dirty kick out. I'es ...

... division a bs the House of Commons,. and then there can be no misun. P diretnding between the Radicals and the Whig Govern-. aeset; I maintsiil the Whigs have one scale for Gentilityr fiand another for Vulgarity;- but by the Radical pressing Sbiieu motions to ...

... stateamen ? eat Is not this contemptible sboffin;g the natural sequel act if the false pretences. the broken pledges of the Whig- cot ?? coalition that, ravenous of place and power, I nm-pired against Lord Derby's Mlioistry whilsit yet de, iirrired, and ...

... A fair day's wages for a fair day's labour, entered into a solecni compact to rescue the riding from Whig thraldom, and the coentr) from Whig misrule. They hoists d the banner of the altar, the throne, and the cottage, and called upon ths enemies ...

... his bidding Ml is eminently characteristic, and Strikingly illustrative ofdi the difference between tise principles of the Whig leader,di end those of thne party represented by his antagonist. 'rie tit intended design is, it is said, no otiser than that ...