... ohasl rrer, alarm.; 'but when she recovered herself she gave the. the her, prisoner in charge-to the conductor, and the' purse whig ai to was found uopn the, floor. of the, omnibus close to cost -~e'the ?? jury returned a verdict of and ' Guit butas isappeared ...

... canvas, and the Whigs offered I to defray the expense of the Chartist can- rvas, which was wisely refused. After a des- perate struggle, in the worst ward in the town for Chartist influence, the final state of the poll twas as ?? (Whig) 228; Shav? (Tory) ...

... 1Rev. Theophilus Blakely, who died last week in Dublin at an advanced age. The deceased was appointed Dean of Connor by the Whigs in 1807. NEW CANADIAN BmSHOPRICS.-Two new sees are to be formed forthwith out of the present diocese of Toronto, the sanctionofthe ...

... their.'latiorers' !to ts the union, but to employ,. them out of cailtal. ;The' b farmers did so, 'nnd how did the despicable Whigs' c evince .their gratitude.* They secretly employed st Mr. Baines,' ?? Law Commissioner, to falsify' T areturn in order to ...

... farther sunk in the depths of poverty than them- let ft selves, but he expected- nothang better from the Strs F justice-loving Whigs, nor indeed from any other ago of party, until the Charter, whole and entire, became a M d the law of the ?? was moved by Mr ...

... ere I farther sunk in the depths of poverty than them- a selves; but lie expected nothtig better from tile justice-loving Whigs, nor indeed from any other s party, until the Charter, whole and entire, became I the law of the ?? was moved by Mr. William ...

... , two and a quarter iinthes long by oeat inch broad, both of which oltrarisigs -were meat graciously accepted. His Royal WHigness Prinice Albert, with iris pro. verbial afisbilty, thinking the fanrily would be in- terested ini the numnetous plants and ...

... of the e in metropolis, a diseased potato is a rarity. I ks Mr. John Lamb, the 0uaker correspondent of the t 9al Vorthern Whig, has completed atour of the province l ay of Ulster, and his report of the state of the crops- I mrnluigth Potato, is upon ...

... were fo farther Bunk in the depths of poverty than them- selves; but he expected nothing better from the er, justiceeloving Whigs, nor indee-d from any other ai party, until the Charter, whole and entire, became Ai the Flaw of the lzud.-it was moved by ...

... thle Prince Regent an Adonis, Leigh I-unt, in :o a fit of indignation at the Regent's h~avin brokeil his. pro- I miss to the Whigs, added-' of fifty.' The prince's vanity ie triumphed over his discretion, and onl the pretended ground i- of souse words of ...

... shooting a msas of burning coals into the carding-room, and causing the ignition of every- mn 3r thing arocund. The Nlorfhei'n Whig roughly estimates theel 11damage at £10,000, and about 1,800 peopep will he deprived d dof employment. One poor fellow, named ...

... necessity of, Or petition l for, a further extension of reform, and anobselete l act was produced to prove the illegality. The Whigs tare now in danger; and the people are' invited by imen bearing large bills, to rush totheii~ddnrs of the house, ands, keep ...