... poor may bo all supplied, but even then famine apprehended. The Morning Post mentions, or invents, rumoured junction of the Whigs and Pcelitcs, and says, that Lord Lincoln is to be Irish Secretary, and Sir James Graham Governor General of India. A requisition ...

... the poor are most ninenl cbmortui The establshmnent of soup-shops woul he a it )Ulc. bumane arid effeetive measure. ..ilO WHIGS,' RNTOlctoER, &c.-Avecy able, ncdst do 's 12 moment peculiarly im portant, paper, hich lc hen I just issued by W. S. NICOLL ...

... d clude every thing which can be considered as party politics, or which can give offence to reasonable persons, whether , Whigs or Tories; and the author pledges himself that 1 nothing shall have a place sn the w ork w hich is not calr- 3. blaed to promote ...

... the north;-and-from-grword-Whigain, used in drivirtg thelrthorsee, allwbo drove were called the WhIgwmores. and shorter-the Whigs. , N.owi sla that vear: . after the news ctme down of :thq Dluke q *Hilailron's tl defeat', the ministers nmtdterpplfo.iea4 ...

... were to the hereditary service of the state, al it is difficult to ascertain at what period or under what circumstances the Whig party have ever possessed or could obtain a more efficient leader. This is well and beautifully said, and is the more remarkable ...

... pretext, at all events, M ill not be the alleged apathetic indifference of the people to their own enfranchisement. Neither Whig nor Tory statesmen will dare to say that although there may be much need of Parliamentary Reform, and although large classes ...

... ~pos~a theagpthkerupon-liivin~.htl O the-ines t adopied, as his qt to erroderation placing al rnv glorv- ' Whilst Tortes Coll nn Whig; a id WtNiis, aTory.; . But, with all deference to these gintlemen it ie 3 opinion, that, in the speech in- question, the-eis ...

... affection, Mr. M'l'avisb, the American Scotchman, who piiifewed himself a five-pound Repealer in Conciliation hall, and a secret Whig in Dublin Castle, used the most offensive expressions to this excellent clergyman on the hustings, and sirred up his own people ...

... the letter to the President of the Board of Trau, aud the abridgment of the important speech delivered by ie. ' Greg at the Whig dinner at Chester. L LATE FLsEE IN PaREe-STEMT.-We are glad to hear that the Mutn chester Fire-office has made a handsome ...

... panic, rinoe they ehow that invasion not quite ao easy matter some people may suppose. The following from the Belfast Northim Whig Tuesday last POSSIBLE INVASION ENGLAND BY PEANCE Railroads may bring troop* from various parts of France to the coast opposite ...

... the Courer ?? th e0 to have spared his pitiful an& eit have goodkreasongto.beieve te melee, ei5 y deliscwase, ?? dismsti - t Whig or a R nfor thug we i tn selves to the fact ib w cante 3d i right to infer at eadh israse tc te Tory, his fathe diately ofou ...

... duiverof the Mainavyperhapsltayfair elaim to the name of the father of lies; iut why does ou r correspondentdubthenew ex-Torv-ex-Whig--ex-Rladicai- Tory cad by the.style and title of Dr. Faustus? Both he and his celebrated namesake took theirdegrees somewlhere ...