... the expectations formed of our future trade with China-a trade, it will be kept in view, which we owe almost entirely to the Whigs, whose determination to insist on satisfaction from the Celestial dynasty was most factiously opposed by the men who are now ...

... Widhdin wss-secretary. are still, it lgea ,jaihg uitii LI1Cear+ as,, nu f are ajl Ibo iliary acnutan; one great caap f~ r whig', ,le Sply Mr. 5OO 6 IS Ih P~ayisstrS anti others had a glw :esso to0 leara e'vey el-twont -The ?? Qfflce, sa.s Lke -R epta ...

... e, that the bulk of the imported corn this season should pay the exact duty which was fixed upon as a standard rate by the Whig Ministry; though under their plan it would have been distributed gradu ally as it arrived, and when most wanted, instead of ...

... it. Even the class of grumblers' who, generally, 'see nothing but evil in any measure emanating from the--Whigs, are foeed to admit that the Whig repeal of the coal duty, in 1834, was a better measure than the Tory re-inposi- tion of it in 1842.-A deputation ...

... the roam of Sir James Galbraith, Bt. ?? this paragraph a Tory journal-rings the changes, as.a ground of attack against the Whigs, on the assumption that the Mr E& Tierney above-mentioned is connected with the family of the Master of the Mint. A Correspondent ...

... succeeds Sir Edward Sugden as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. This selection will give universal satisfaction. dir Pigot, tie former Whig Attorney-General, is to be the new Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Mr Richard Moore, Q.C., has been appointed Attorney-General ...

... or 73, still pay 3 per cent. Moreover, that it is no easy matter to destroy tile capabilities of a great nation ;and that Whigs, Tories, and RadicalsBussians, Turs, sand English may quarrel among.'e themselves, or with each other, and the interest ot ...

... duty, they would only be a buttress to prop up monopoly. (Applause.) He expected in less than 12 months to see a coalition of Whigs and Tories at head-quarters, to save what they could of this mo- nopolv. (Hear, hear.) In the name of the League he would say ...

... appeared, and that suc issgeerally the destitiite condition of the poor fellows applying for rerlief, 0o one, not a 'ire1rikis Whig, could joke or triiae with them for a moment. Mayl call your attention to:the case of poor Mackenzie in the True Sun of th ...

... rgt fred, freim Alacv~itnspnxd St, Ripe ons thte, ?? twetf ht pf ctribee.- jailasttrosdj,0suypsued their rear puarstl, ngimt whig If bad sfn0e ?? ?? e dnduc t *ish ment the detaent o tbe British tro.ap ?? eownasdt hat Tarifa; attd hl: rizaentt. ?? 4il' ...

... meeting of this county (which they considered the strong hold of Church and State), and it took place on Monday last. The Whigs however gave notice of their intention to attend, and in consequence there was a dreadful crush to get into the Shire-hall ...

... Portuguese government ever get that abominable piece of iiijustice again ? We are very sulre they never can from this country, let Whig, Tory, or Radical ministers be in power. The monopolists, however, are trying, to mend their lame leg. The Oporto merchants ...