... his flag on Movday on boardr pie Vldidory, ~Ad~ 16n1the 011it of'Veidun, . villagehdiernai destroy&ed bryifnr. The house in WhIgs.tfrlan fisst. disco'~ered ?? -tosit of thcsekoii er on burnt to the grournd. 'Thle people o h a4e k.i efery direffion, and ...

... of years, arnass large fortunes t-fromi small begin- ::nion; Jbut. th~wit ofonan 'is chall~enged fto dlevise any mod, . by -Whig an infdividual can instmntly acquyean independen6'e fpt the tisk of a stall sum., -except lby I :theNew ?? ?? cotntaining' ...

... the subject of the attempt- y ed encroachment on their rights, which our readers will i see in their advertisement. c - The W'higs of Glasgow are- certainly notf ialicers in thoe case of frecdoyn ; as fifty bioumlp.ers must be at least four bottles a man ...

... and the Ante- lope, .museaux, nir IIevantinh to Guernsey, %vere all tiken between the ;t and e7dh uit. Iby the l)avid PIrter, Whig, Sparki, iid LCiiasseur, American privatevrs. iThe illary, Owen, wal cent for Anmerica ; the Pru.ience and the Favcurite were ...

... ,'dlckio-in sT 3ames the 2d In I68e, expressed his hopes that the people wousld not be, as they were at that time, by the Whigs, led to neglect their own interests. He would certainly rioice to see a complete union-between all the friends of riform, but ...