... KrNSALE.-A provincial paper i, states that Mr. Ilawes will positively resign his seat in s parliameret, and that Mr. Heaid, the whig candidate, will y have a walk over. ?? BrET-ROOT SUGAR MANUFAeTOaY.-The Leinster Ex- r press announces that all extensive building ...

... who herself set fire utseq to the house * and that the old womnon died from the effects of her &aughter's cruelty and ?? toaI Whig. brookocx 7. 7L in t D~WoMn W. . , I . ...

... weakens the naval a ministration of his country for the sake of strengthening the Parliamentary position of his party is no mere Whig or Tory question. AU English- men, of every shade of political opinion, must think and feel alike on a matter in which they ...

... practice of Admii transportation to Australia or to other colonies ? Cabini On the assumption that the interests and welfare Whigs of this country demand it, and. that a system, who ii founded on the experience of many years, and It we . after many trials ...

... aarmi b e that city. Small swords were ,e weanuel Garciau Gene of ral Lacoste received a thrust his side . Used. Gnae- fol Aa, whig it is puppo6ed Wli prove fiatal5 we ...

... bI~ eft, lrte,-wheh aqsdhi eah ' lato n$-.Rf th6%- crdil'hi',hwere- fond ~in deceasd's j f 'piocket-book affoydedsi :-tWuel Whig identity ; but it is' ( a, worthY of remark that-of one pa~'tdouat'~card there wete aiad 'nearly-% dozen .speciinens, 'frm ...

... most i earnest c on of the country. It is im-I n, measurably more important than any or all of the I rd questions that divide Whig from Tory, or Con I Id servative from Liberal. So long as the honourt as of England is blindly committed to secret and I d ...

... earnest consideration of the country. It is im- f measurably more important than any or all of the s questions that divide Whig from Tory, or Con.- r servative from Liberal. So long as the honour I of England is blindly committed to secret and f irresponsible ...

... for neither a Mr. Turnef nor Mr. Forbes Mackenzie shows his face again if to the electors of Liverpool. h (From the Northrn Whig.) a The public, or all of the public who abhor the wholesale corruption and demoralisation of electors for political pur- e ...

... appeared in the papers respecting the name of Cr tise offlcer in the navy who, having used great exertions in favour of the whig candidates, had received several promotions 5Sl assdappotntmeists for himself and eons. That officer was Cap- th Cain Foote ...

... delusion inonshsible, our einsters con- template the gme of an eistreme anid impracticable dclasure, such au our constitutional 'Whig cannot ith cosn o [emauetrw uof course there :ou would be a i f fusion this confusion alo eq tion of reform for ito a cow onay ...

... housa of Mr. Stephen Crouchb, in Prescot-street. Tie d ~- poseuto keps shp, nd he risnerand his parents LOccpe prtntltnte as whig. Harly t.it ~ moisin, M. Cruch as wiceawok byhearing a noised iy Io te soop an ongingbelw aterthesecond di sturb-d 'P acel ...