... WHIG AND 'I'0nY FINANCE. ) At everytreceit election, wheilher for Chitcrbuty, Y rrin, Notijnghjamn,Sand, job, or any oulher place, ve hves a invtdabl~y mte with at placard, evideatly drawn ol bly Dr na-me aspiring Yoauth is thue T1reasit y, w tint ptaotesses ...

... starch, tiles, sltes, statei bolI- Iles, &c., aid i ave given us a penty postagoe. luch, perhaps all, of ilas invelotly (it whig merits i ily lii true, and tae shall pleseilly confirini end recaipitiihe it. BIut it is not (all lie trutl ; and a Wise malt ...

... be purely Whig, contidningnjo 1 visib~e mixture of thle RUepeal friction, or of Radical- tism, English, Irish, or Scotch. We say no visible Imixture, because it bmlst be namnifest to the most Ull- attentive or unskiltul observer, that ii Whig Uidminis- ...

... majority of 4 ;tItus, atalh, .esetpintg oil a platki. Witat will he the re ?? (of' thee reteated eliffs and hicks received bvy ?? Whigs ?? be foreseel. Aiy falter Admi tsiStraliolt, wvul~lI htave hist disbant dedl by so maiy) delalas io itt a Whii %uild appear ...

... it~h exultation by the ?? party, who, if we may judge from the tone of their orgnan, expect immediate sub- mission from the Whig Mirinistry - No course is left to a Governimient affecting to respect, and we believe really reepecting, tdatlio- lie opinions ...

... one day, and rush unin- vited, and so far unrecognised, to share the triumph and partake the gale on the next. ?? COST OF WHIG AND CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT. [From the Eveniny Herald.] When the Conservatives quitted office, in 1846, as proved by official ...

... oppeir i tot to press ou the former. Industry cud scietce ares doing wonders tumong the northern Irisb farmerst's- Alnorthern, Whig. t MAltnchestet.-I'he ctnservatives have held their ii'ual preliminary and distlici rectitigs during the last fvw day4, and ...

... care they,, te become numerous.- Westmoreland Gazette. ay IC A preliminary meeting of a few gentlemen C, n. nected with the Whig party was held on NWed,4' day, in the Red Lion Hotel, Berwick upon-stveed l- when it was agreed to invite Sir George Grev, ...

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... -Friday at Wolverhampton, itl the centre of a manufacturing population, there tvas a meeting, at which the Earl of Dartmouth, a Whig noble- man of great influence in the neighbourhood, took the chair, and was surrounded by many of the leading landotners of ...

... settled, cariesic solely, in the -knowledg of the, two or three in.- them scrutables. - fai'as Loid Ebi-ington's meeting of Whig members waT weuld to be ]bela to~day. at Willis's at twelve o'clock..-I0 w~ere is supposedt that the plaii of Mondays proceedings- ...