... eir time is their money-and, moreover, in consulting these gentlemen they have no crabbed, quirky, dogmatical, crotchetty Whigs to deal with; but kind-hearted, affable, able men of business- men reared in the hot-bed of commerce, men whose income is derived ...

... other vessels are in progress of building, so that we shall soon have a considerable addition to our tonnage. t,* An REr-Tvts Wh/ig suggests that his Majesty's Blirth-dy, (the 23ths May) should be celebrated heee by a public Ihlumination, isi order to enable ...

... therefore, it has enacted, that the extra sum levied on the foreigner should be repaid by the state! A tory government, acting on whig prmiciples, as w as justly observed by the Earl of DA~RLINGTON, carried through this fatal and foolish mea- sure: would that ...

... NORTH CHESHIRE ELECTION. The dislike, we may say the disgust, at coalitions between whig and tory when their only point of agreement is acquiescence in what is past and cannot be recalled, has callcd a new candidate into the field for North Cheshire, ...

... doubtful that the subscription list which has just been opened will soon be filled with the names the admirers the Government Whig writer. Each ' contribution is limited to one guinea. The Vicar of Woking state* that a cremation furnace baa been started ...

... alchemy was tried to give metallic substance to the paper promiseso. of a dr'eainy Yo i Chancellor of tLie l'.xehIequIer. lie Whigs, however, idat have alw ity been far more famned for 'aihlie than MidI success in the finance depailtnient. Either by fate ...

... liberalism lie must have heen an out-and-out Whig- Radical, or lie never would have sacrilieed his son for his eourjfry: his oppoutent stoutly contended he must have been a Tory, for look'ecsaid he, if lie had been a Whig instead of sentencing his son to death ...

... ct Donmerit b yond his own party, even when a it was the most incontestable, and that the r29 of so often professed. by the Whigs for the DukOf WVELLINGTON was mere hypocrisy? His lord5sp in short, would have been exposed to exactly the ?? imputation, had ...

... in set form to blame the Whigs for havingforced them to pass Peel's Bill. In the last number of Blackwood's Magazine, the writer says, Many and grievous were the evils (almost all the consequences of the changes the Whigs bad forced upon Government) ...

... traders, and the humbug of their whig abettors, d asked his hearers if they had forgotten the loaves of bread is carried before the whig candidates at the last general .o election ? The big loaf, they were told, was the whig loaf of and the little loaf was ...

... Tmr -~i SAfter. July naxt;; .the 'debt! wopld- be ;88)2001.; The . assets o the cornpany in. London ;iere 27,6261., gut of whiG theyihad to pay-diveidend atA6 per cent., 8,6921.; Fe benture interest; 2,1881. ; debentiures to be paid off, 11,5001. -tetal ...

... Monday last, would also give cur- rency to the present additional facts. Having alluded to the paragraph in the FnnE- gAs, the Whig says:- RurORLTID CONDIEPCIAL FAILURE.-It was by an over- jighit that this statement fundits way Into our columns; for we know ...