... PRESTON. George Helme, 50 (well, on bail), surrendered on an Indictment for wilful and corrupt perjury on the 2nd of June. Mr. Whig- ham prosecuted, and Mr. Tindal Atkinson defended.-Mr. Robt. Ascroft, solicitor, was the first witness examined, from whose ...

... face all the time. I am certain it was him, though his face was as black as up the chimney at the time. I was quite sober.-Mr. WHIG- HAM cross-examined the witness, but did not shake his ?? Seed: I am an innkeeper in Rish- ton, and on the day named I paid ...

... re- quiring to be left to itself to eliminate all the dangerous gases, and become flat, stale, unprofitable, and safe. As a whig, be, when beating about for expedients, naturally thought of a commission, and, as a passed secretary at war of some half century's ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... described as a quarryman, was charged with ravishing at Oswaldtwistle, on the 80th June ?? Brown, a child 1'iyears of age. Mr. Whig- hamn prosecuted, and Mr. -Monk defended.' The idetails of 'the 'ease were of the rmost disgusting nsature ?? came before a ...

... 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 . ...

... 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 ...

... forty-shilling franchise, and even the ballot h itself, seem to stand a better chance with the Tories than they did with the Whigs. Administrative reform has ti advanced in many minor but important particulars, and II there really seems to be no room for ...

... 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 ...

... between Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston is a matter of common conversation, and the union of his name with all the leading Whig statesmen at the speaker's dinner was, perhaps, only the forerunner of its union at another table. The report is that his lordship ...

... 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 ...