... their en- Davours to find the guilty party. The ease is in the ardcsof BSauel Baukin, Esq., J.P., to be Investiated. -Nmrtihra Whig. HorLowA78 PnLs AND ON1nTmNt-AlUthe maladiesincident i winter can be prevented, checked In their coure, or nllt- ately cured ...

... here will be shortly helped t forth. When the millions for whom there is a no work at home shall lave gone forth; do r our Whig and Tory governing class imagine v that those who are left behind will let the old extravagant game be played over again, and ...

... Ito'ai mothb-. Hmrwonent 'with bard n~.iia'~p Pwsio* .AyMHOUSR, 'AN3D ORIPaHA Mmvx OonoiLUTxor.!-'~ve u'ndoretand anelection whig take pace t L'y'in getnbe1 f'or ono inlmate (either malO 'ortma~) t t~e .inahollaus','and one ohild to the Orphaa 'Tho'Sloffi' ...

... Pilmhre, and an attempt to float the veesel was to bs made yesterday. E SOUrnTPND JuN ?? Elizabeth, of Whitby from the' North, whig was stranded on the Blacktail sand yesterday, was assisted off and loft for London. The Excelsior, of Ooole, whieh 8 was aels ...

... Frances, 60 to 51; WestMaria,. 49s. to 42s. Od.; West Seton, 165 to 190; ,Wheal Chiverton 4to ?? Wheal'Thily HienrittIa, 5 'to 16 Whig Eitty, 8t. Agnes. ' to Sj;Wheal ; i 13t3 14 WheCl' Betoni 36to 88, Foreidn and c Wled1 muining sha premnted n r movemhent. ...

... EXnOTrrmN. - On Tbursday, Coloiel LeanrmoulW(.Coiuservatie) was rgturned by a majority df above fi6e Jedred oy er Sir H3ieryStorks (Whig). * ni Mayro* of Llyegpool, oai' Thrsday, unvelled the bronre equentrlan s~tatus o2, tbe; 'Qime, vrhich has been placed in ...

... advices pro- duced a lttle better tonein the ?? a dlemandsprangu forithe bought-in goods of Frdylast, the greater part of. whig were placed- in the course of wtheday at bought-in prices,~ and bor some qualities at 3d. per Mw. advance. There wyaa no~ change ...

... sense of the perfection and wisdom of' one' sown principles-asense scarcely deeperin a Prussian' Junker than in an English Whig. T'be Marquis's answer to all complaints is the old Constitutional, high and dry answer -vont to be very effective in the days ...

... Radicals. The work. ing men are quite right in anowing Tories to get into the house to defeat this exclusive policy of the Whigs, and may do it without saoriicing any principle. The working mon's3policy i3 to insist upon their own repre. sentatives, and ...

... FOR STOKE AD TIPPERARY. | Polite society has been profoundly disturbed Dby the return of Dr. IKenealy for Stoke. Behold! ' Whig and Conservative young gentlemen, followers of Mr. Disraeli, and dis- biples of Mr. Lowe, cry in their clubs, Be- hold the ...

... further uweasures. On the retirementof Mr. (ladecone, Lord liar- tington had been elected is isader. As a Constitutional a Whig hre preferred him to ono of revolutionary principles. y I-o had proved himuself a good leader, and had behaved with usuch tact ...

... a Tory candidato sent in co divide the Liberal party. (Laughter). Afterwards, vhen be went to arbitration, he wns called a Whig can- lidate. It was absurd for working men to tallk of run- sing men of their own order for parliacuent unless they vere prepared ...