... and, Co.,: Vardonj 51jum, ~ta~llg~hr~t Shple, Prry ad Po~ultoni,-Miy, and Co., -ce - eoding;.-~Bartholodnew, Payne, Shierwo, Whig~d nl Tuck, Hall, Wy~corabe; Vine, Wit~noy ;Cias,~tieBllard and Son, r -hr;-Sieadmanamnd-Lines, Cheney,Diekiins, AylesburY; ...

... IFrances, 5 vears old. ' Air. Pusey na. b. c. MiEcas, by Emiliuis, out of Pastille, S 4 years old. d- ir. Bllackstone na. The Whig, 4 wears old. Mir. Wrouglton tl a. Shtark, 5 years old. Alr. Duffield nit. Exile, by Emnilius, 4 years old. AlMr. Ilouldsworth's ...

... in evidence, was something which did not appear in the amendment and was not recognised in the speech of Lord John, which no Whig Government would propose, and no Government of any complexion hope to carry. Reviewing the provisions of the measure, the right ...

... application of them, also, tlen ;C) cannot be more strongly evinced, than by the iaealous bet' ~IC desire both of Tory and Whig Administrations, to oh- ien .e- tain his Lordship as a Colleague. Shall there, then, KM en exist ainongst you anly vacl alaton ...

... BEAU570NT, Esq. F. A. S. 'jHE distinguishing principle of these Ofiires is, that they comnbhi the ttability qt Comnpianies h~whig a large Cap iat with the minor 4dvagitnge of sharing Prfits as in Union Societies. Permanent Capitals aniotntivg to 650,0001 ...

... being urged against the Brighton Patriot newspaper, on the part of Mr. Wigney. Rs al indireot acd rnalicimie attack by the Whigs of this Borough on the free licence and liberty of the press. 2. Resolved,- That this meeting pledge themselves to resist ...

... the weak; and looks on Christianity as a highlv-respectable but somewhat antiquated institution, standing sadly in need ot a Whig Commission to report defects and inaugurate reform.'' And again :— But while the attack on the laws of chastity I made by ...

... preference, pedigree, or performance on the turf. ed Preston, Mihatch 5,1836. en. he JUST PUBLISHED. d, ;5j191AT HAVE: T1E3E WHIGS DONIE? ofvV including also Obsertvations e11 thse Pamphlet ir. 'Ont Nationawl Propeaty, and en the Prosp~ects of tflee present ...

... waxwork menagerie and musenm, Glasgow.-North Britis7 e- Mail. - ,. s if A SPriT AveONG TSEE Hoxs RuLnRin,-The Northern I be Whig says :- It may not be generally known, but we have vr. it on undoubted authority, that there is a split in the Home De Rule ...

... & SoN. G -EL. E . . 1r. JOWN COOPIls. NETTLEIS..) r. NOWt AUIEIS G FTHAMF.D . . .Mr. Altu ,HVR EARNE, h- WATL*NGTON .1. J. WHIG 6IOG, WIrNEY . . Mr. HilENRY T. RAVENCR toDSTOnsoC . . Mmre A.WKINS an! HI1G0S THE ag Railway Passeugers 'Assurance Company ...

... PULALO lC WAFERS. a WT is not ?? in the limits of this notice to give c eany gream number of the immense yrms of testimonials E whig h are cdnstantvy received by thenprdetiemors. The fol. lowine f ill, however, be read whth interesth:- ANOTHER CUP.5 OFP A ...

... honourable gentleman is confident that by the Government Bill we are much nearer household suffrage than we ever should be under a Whig Go- vernment, and on the whole he prefers the present bill, to the bill of last year as being far more liberal. But when ...