... mural ernes were with as, and we wore praccled by flownsaa end old Arthur Farqubjirson, Invermuld'a They took Up a beautiful *Whig path through theirs* sad heather the Balloch Rule ; ballyhoo we had got about a mile or more they discoverer dem. A of war ...

... ENSUING YEAR. The Norawn Whig gives tie following advice on this 'eked TM great dillicalty under which the linen trade suffers the dearness of flax, and the chief remedy for this is to increase the average yield per acre. No doubt improvements can be ...

... dinner from journalists of Now York. COLONEL TRIAL has been postponed mil the next Sligo arum, an adequate umber of allow not Whig to attenSanon GIOROE ex-pagilist, and Mrs. King, better half, have been holding forth to large congregations la several chapels ...

... the Phillatinee ; or, America in es leer Orin Ni was the subject of a debate et the weal meeting of the Oxford University be- Whig :— That this house regrets that shook! bees beat toted 'smeary to the post ot Prime liihriler to &Amer a politician Kr. Moved ...

... Diernellame alloy that be professed these °Odeon at that tame, explained that he meant there for adoption, net the Tories, but Whigs. With hie nothing to do. I question him y, but Ido ad doubt his honour. When any man tells me be Mee for ballot, short Parliements ...

... SEVERAL DRAMS have d in Paril in otelbequence of the Fess heat. THU MABASAJAH 0► KASHMIR has connected himself with the tad, by Whig • valuable gold cup to be run for at the Ileeloote MKNOTTI GAIIIIIALDI, the eldest on of General °tribeMl, at the present thne ...

... Collings Mr T. Haney .. . . Meows. Taf Mx a Bristol Mr Hobert Dray Burrnw Beckinalutat Mr James PA. Whig w ater .. . Mr C. Babbage itrutou .. . . .. ..161r C • ex Meutlip . : ..Mr J• H Partk Mr ...

... issue was for a Inng time duuht'ula Unfortunately only six of the I Clittott 11ub put in an eppearanee, and cone& quentl: the Whigs allowed thew Ord to occupy the wickets, the placed the defaulters being filled up by auhstitutes. th e Harley, Matthews, and ...

... rate would pay the l'ost-460e a larger vomitus time the present pony rats, which is to a great 'teat prvisthitoty.—Kurthrrit Whig. romp BEVERAGES. delicious is these hot days and nights than the aid drinks Iced to freezieg point, which are as on all IsLids ...

... ern of the y a g wan r. pOO, but F.nglieb value is double that amount, it ba i 'nag been mported free of duty, and taboo, Whig theaper in Chin than in this country. As many d our loaders are aware it is he gift of British resideats Cline, to the volunteers ...

... that the day would come when they would 'sink national distinctions, and all alike feel proud in the name of Briton.— NortAern Whig. SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Sunday, at the New-street railway station, Birmingham, a man named Fenthorn. a painter, endeavouring ...

... Bhamo route, in the direction of Calcutta. A? the Standard Theatre manic effect never previously Peen upon an English stage is Whig exhibited. A play called Danger, now performed, gives a modification of the ordinasy railway sensation. The incidents ...