... ' COERESPONDENCE [ADDRESSED 0 THE EDITOR. J T. Pitts, Blackall, The fim &r . only occasion upon whig, the Roy&] , Show was held E*« wa8 185Q show yard was at Victor tbe of tfa present Grammar School THE bailey GREATEST SHO W EARTE Sir.-So many false rn(noar8 ...

... JOHN EDWARDS. BRIDGE-STREET PASSENGER & EMIGRATION Bookings st the lowest rates by the folio whig and ether first class steamship lines. CUNARD) New York, Boston, Philadelphia and ANCHOR VChief points the United States ALLAN and Canada. SHAW, SAVILL A ...

... In Peak Trap.—The Bangor (Maine) Whig the 19;h nltimo says :— Newell Alexander, a Micmac Indian aged abr 69, who was his way from Quebec to Houltoo, and passing through Winn last week, was oaught in hear trap about two and a half miles from Mattawamkeag ...

... IMPORTANT TO MILLERS & MILL-WHIG UTS S. FRENCH MILLSTONE BUILDER, FORE-STREET, EXETER, HAS received, direct from the Quarries in Fra nee a CARGO of very superior BURR STONES. GO W HERE YOU MAY REALIZE A SAVING OF 25 PER CENT., AND BUY YOUR BRUSHES, BROOMS ...

... THE COOK OF TWO DISHES. .. dished the Whigs ! cried boasting Ben, si'« , greatest of glories ; jj'\ . dished the hateful Whigs but then aid not tell his serving men doubly dished tlie Tories. B. Aug. 21. ...

... accustomed to speak as whigs, are not the whigs who the political character to the party. The old whigs made real sacrifices the cause of the people. They were a band of statesmen who carried this country peacefully through one great stage of a mighty revolution ...

... Elizabeth. The Whigs entirely abrogated this poor-law, and introduced a new p > ir-iaw, placing the reli of the poor the hands of three despots, who sit at Somerset mse. The object of the Whigs was centralizatio.i —the practice of the Whigs was I to centralize ...

... disturb tbe close of this brief and profitless session. The Whigs will probably get through 1851, because those who desire to get into office, have no policy equal to their necessities. In 1852, the Whigs will meet Parliament with their New Reform Bill—and then ...

... former said to be tory, the latter a whig ; at all events that feeling was the cue of the game. The whigs lei off on the first day with a majority of three or four, the next day it increased to seven, olosing at—whigs 20, tories 13. It was said that after ...

... Eastern Question, Within a few weeks have seen the liberal Times holding up the Edinburgh Review Whigs to acorn. The Liberal Telegraph fa elding up the same Whigs and the Conservative Quarterly equal admiration, tte Liberal Spectator vying with the Daily News ...

... MID DEVON ELECTIONS. NO WHIG OB TOBY NEED A*rm. Whoever (Peking honours Parliamentary) His fortunes in Mid Devon fain would try, Had better well digest this entry- future Whig or Tory need apply. ...

... Smythe, Peelife ; Sir W. Somerville, Whig Mr. C. M. Lushington, (son of thu* Right Hon. S. R. Lusningtori, who represented the city for nearly twenty years), Liberal Conservative ; Mr. C. Purtou Cooper, the Chancery a.c, Whig-Radical; and Mr. Achmuty Glover ...