... level road in Gudgeonshire, called Constitution Hit away, he saw before hillm three persons, whoi he soon distinguislied to be Whig, Practical Reformer, and Radical. He immediately resolved to rob the whole three, knowing that, though they appeared to profess ...

... hlle hldsus nt token lie. was actiuateid by the sot puirost mnotives of good-ivill to lisi country, and fellow- mv len. 'Thie Whigs, whlom lie lied supported iluring the ess pregress of the itefomin Bill, liad hicerayed the ieolelI, Ir. u1iih in tlie dceeptioii ...

... Pleasures of Hope.-Aiitobiography of John Gait. 'THE Ktaic,.. Every clergyman should have 4001. in IV each pocket, said the Whig SoliCitor-General the other U day at some kirk-meeting, sihere the magistrates tisem- T 'selves wore speaking of uncollegiating ...

... This is as it should be; but we suspect that the right hon. baronet hais not taken mucs by this grand Tory movement. The Whigs are not more likely now than heretofore to besu. perseded by their opponents.-Biniisilam Journal. A woman of the name of Curtis ...