... GENERAL ELECTIONS wider REFORM RILL. MANCHESTER—Mr. S. loses Lloyd is is the field be is a Whig • Mr. George W Wood's friends have also wed Inc hiss. The Cosserratives are feeling the way fur Lod F. L Gower. CONDIRLAPIO—Mr. Stanley aid Mr. Curwee are ...

... cesosseesee of cholera «mein get es Weed, awed« with the leas of three he ghee the swill bed set es boor seedy as far earth 'Whig Heed's bay, tee tM bawd Tbamea Biekenlike, a pesthole, nal foes York, sad the ether W. Whims« ..d father of family es bused ...

... be a teak Mess' Herculean. Mr. Rabies is fear err scions of this Millicaky. and await that be mast draw very on die kind Whigs of the public to excuse the se. ad imperfect sketch. The situation of Haled wisely dimes by Colonel Johnes ; It Is altogether ...

... TAIT'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. Allse;lat;icis;;;iii7eporwsOitia;ei;l;tbut pithy arti cle *One Tories, the Whigs sad this Court. showing that the Tories an still full of kapes--that we slisuld DOS deceive our selves—that Lod Orey m hated at Cowl—that he will ...

... and this Jay Le -dare's's! the olcc tars in the l'Achange dieing room. The meeting very nuoierourly attended by Radicals end Whigs for the purpose of giving tie Tory sprig of nubility a warm reception. lie was received with applause lay his own party, but ...

... arreaciog pert her deals, who had soofau eking fir • few missies. deal.. whisk dose soma follow het wherever she west. without Whig Cereals N. abaswe hi.. sad shoold w he obliged got hams a lie was so who ales. as she was ahwaied at Copeola N. madam. Thep ...

... sdhesioa of the Kiev of Heavier* to the decree of the Diet bad bet* forwarded from London ea the day after the resigaattos of the Whig miaistry, os the Bth of May lest. Mr HODGKINS supported the resolution. which then parsed aaartimosaly. Mr. WISE, M.P., proposed ...

... r.furnitre is Etlmbeergh), they are in general below amnesia. One sperimea may malice. They make perpetual reference to the Whig joA. as it is called. whereby the Court of Exchequer has bees lately abolished, sod by which. it is said. Mr. Abercroiaby has ...

... whisky. to • hooded store and the orincipal part of the premises have bees saved. Mr. Miller is severely burnt. ReYosst Northern Whig. MEMBER NEAR Tirealaav O. Sunday night, between sins sad tea, four armed men west into Nicholas Scolfield's (a respectable ...

... ers from slice. Ile had no hesitation is saying that he chugged his opinion, and voted with the Whigs attained the 'Furies, although be believed the Whigs to be wrong. (Great cheering from the appositive) lie was determined not to assist in turning out ...

... an derailed, they will be joined by all their Protestant brethren. I of every real and degree, win are determined to show a Whig goeernmest that their free aoJ lawful course in their native laud is sot to be repressed sod prescribed, while their Boehm ...

... plunging the scalpel Into his throat. He lay for some time lifeless from lees of blood, bat none of the great blood vessels Whig been divided, hopes ars entertained of his recovery.—Fslisesth Paritst. CNOLRRA 4 Al f~ . . • I/ Ws, IS 1 6 ...