... udge. f This appoinitmesut wItS doubtless mainly owving to the influ- 5 cuce of Charles Buller, who was then a. eniher of the Whig Government. There was something beautiful in the affection of the two brothers. They wereboth pupils in n youlth of Thomas ...

... COR Tnicrv,,r, W ?? Vtho Coru .I^:xcbwgo to-day is ttgain conducted within vtry tl ntarrow limits, except in American flour, whig;h, in canoe- tn quenee of the continuance of tho Continental demand, tells L to sttieigtheon the valuo of other descriptions ...

... wvith. a rule Of thu U'liot po ety, politics, they could so far Ltals at t m nittarly elcctioins as to oppose etand~di( e Whig or Tory- hostile to Cathelie ?? recotinned, err tine Other ]lind, Such cii . were moere inclineil to sttppert (,'Itilili' ...

... disintegratiomt o intead.of unity and cauivrence of action for a common objeot..- The Racua.Sk ould break e away from the Whigs, and the ConMe'Vtfles6 E' 'hold. themselves aloof from both. Chturak men: would 2plit with :Dissenters, and the t cause of ...

... hme in quloty and ouditionc nedheands aetchcd 4romN Sd. to 8d. *aheavy ewes, from Gdi tou. 7dt We bad e fair euanly of lambs whig h mew a L muach better sale, ard prices went up a little, quota- tions ranging from 8di to 9. per lb. There wuere about nIr0 ...

... statet of ireiand. he A serious outbreak rf4 ldrophobia Iiongst. ti ht , ws is reported tt C'lutirch :retitl , ebropshir, phy whig ct is atiributtud to a rabid dog havia bitten a Cio benumber of the cattle. ,ad Mea On SatLUrdy al laborelrr WIMPncd Gesorge ...

... noos2':3~ 'p7 titea chsIldr. l, iran)1 yi'nblrth to watnhtbr child. .i tco zin lattho cbildznn 'with tho ?? 'tI> vas' lsodgIng,' whig ~e ?? ?? tl. raI ?? s Caj.' . 0.?2 itIS pure-, am S couzer4A; ?? .. . . . . . .- ?? ' 34 so h 505 -a p it ...

... 1(ic7.1510 SIt c) tjc do Vet-des Arbib bcolthero (WVitn- clan), Poc 6id. Mat-c .lrosarr (Picilpc), Souctlcerliptuic. Whbite. Whig(Lacttci ) Butices Opt-os 1?1st, s (blair), Viga. Pcwific ( On,,ial, ?? Atr-r. toe:: Sil. (17tucouaot, e- Nautes. 0 ~lao, a ...

... Ilfracombe, passengers. at.a 8.-COulmore. s. 365,: Liverpool via Cordiff, general, listle Leon, 66, Regneville, ballast. Fleet-. whig, 30. Xewq'noy, bhltlst. Cihanzy, a, 235, Caen, nIl. Palwise: oir WAcs lioox. -Sept. 7.-Ferric, e,1iio,:Ulvrorton, piciron. ...

... light. eli1 ' S. LIXOSAJA S. Ila ?? DBOCK. of Oct. 5-Eastgate, a (TtcoiIpsoen), Saeoer, nMO Ort. 6.-Nortiiuabrbti, a. Whrite Whigs (Dart), reg Imebetilsi Arepir'Isl (Iicsrriltoe), lquil a t Ruys. to teal. . (Bennetto, Peort Said. Dorre (Olsea), Olsen. did ...

... brisk, and a lprge number of fixterej were -reported. Freights for the Italian aid higher MIediterranean ports closed firm, whig', coasting, French Bays, and Spanish quotabtie3 w vere maintained.; ?? ?? ' NEW-POBT. - . ;. T6=4NALL, Weduesday,' There was' ...

... wheatl. of E BlTE WEST DOOC ., Aug. 1.-Perzerverance, 41, Bristol, burnt Ore. n, Voltaire a, 206, Liverpool, general goods. Whig Js J-a, r, 7, Pont l'Abbc, potatoes. Jenny, 19, Barry, iBseac, lirrestones. Lottie, 10, Barry Beach, lime. stone. Narneless ...