... dr formally before Potrero' as a matrrial eerie. With regard Is drawl& maim+, iM errs has exhibited the rural molt, seder • Whig Aintaillnitoa. of a seri mare two odium foe the pad pear, sad estimated surplus of • milli. and a half for the Under Mersey ...

... L=ea, Y. U. n.Oa II seer door. meow. Wow.. bomb, farm Ye. Om smells. Mid aos Impaired pat .1. W. kb irk, Tow Aker Its It &wird Whig ma • es sat, kr. krautl matt ogrly et 11—•—•-. Irk most 'Time iollfrojar knolltt Irk tot I doll k to Ahab. omionvat kilo. kw ...

... the pockets of the rate-payers. In Worcester, where the working of the Public Health Act appears to wholly in the hands the Whig-Radical party, the inhabitants are already at issue with the Government, whose partizans having managed to sanction the appointment ...

... paint Mil«, listleseww, sad wale of Melted. to maim. edammatins of the eyes Se.. do Them ors swot the general erupt of Whig elected with wort.; sante as .11. sobject thereto. Yooth or age may with the moron utoti bate wowm to this oldwatabllshed nmii• ...

... —lb be asked at the neat Loudon election opropes of Hayes.: Whey yaw friend? GiAll.—Am haportation of a cereal grain, resew- Whig Indian corn, but of a smaller and whiter description, heir• log taken pleas from, Jere. and some doubts existing as to its ...

... the Government seems to be rather dismayed at the prospect of a contest with the Roman Catholic authorities; and the Dublin Whig journal puts forth, with an official ostentation, memorandum declaring that the publication of a Synodical decree is unusual ...

... diatriet and if .hat is awed as too* sot o olden bat app.teetion. wicket at to atteadird taw* should think thole Panel be to Whig Mt) amid end tbiok of the that. mattar. You,. well, WILLIAM GILIVISTNI A. IS. Logwead, Eaq.'• MRS. FANNY KEMILE. READINGS ...

... system as now administered, and recommending the substitution of home for foreign valuation of dutiable merchandise. A general Whig convention was held last week, for the nomination of state officers, which resolutions were passed approving the course of ...

... Ex .:Quinn OF TUI Fasuca ratornod to London a Ileteday illorning. Loin Si of Alderley, who was raised to the peerage by the whigs , for t he purpose of Increasing their strength in the Upper Doom, died on Monday, in his 84th year. Lord Mills. bary, now ...

... made 3 objections, succeeding all of them, and the votes being expunged. The overseers objected to 20, of valiieli IC were Whigs, and 1 T ories; the whole of theiti were struck oil the list. fo:day, Mr. Rickel-tie holds courts at Mhiehialf *repton and ...

... Rickard Mulling• attended to watch the proceedings ue bchalf of the Cun.e,vatir co, end Mr. G. P. Nowinerch represented the Whig interest. The business was, however very unimportant. No objection* were made except by the overseas. There weal: nine claims ...

... statement: Sustained. Failed. Objections by Conservatives ..22 18 4 Claims by Conservatives . 5 0 Objections by Whigs 2 Claims by Whigs 3 2 1 Gain to Conservatives, 20. The result of this revision having turned out so favourably, the seat the Conservative ...