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... CURLEW WHIG CLUB. Thin well-known below-bridge club rowed four-oared rare Saturday afternoon laet for club prizes, the course being from Greenwich College the Upper Atlas, a distance of two and a half miles. Detail* • White—Centre; J. F. Idkin (how), ...

... —— prest) ; Theodore drew up, and The Whig being beaten hisker. the fight was left with Mr Petre’s colt, Mr Gasc and io the belonging to the Dake ef r Orde, dore winning a length at the finish, and Th Master, finishing close up with the other . This horee ...

... XTETM. WHIG lIT (member of Tattersall’s, Vic- i ▼ toria, anU *.tlier sporting clubs) executes COMMISSIONS | all races upon receipt of cash. All letters received the morning | of the race start given, and In case of the horse not starting the money will ...

... when other senators will be permanently elected by those bodies. this arrangement the Whigs will lose one vote in the Senate, only Massachusetts and Ohio have Whig governors. The Governor of Maryland is Democrat, and he will, doubtless, send democratic ...

... Lind ores. Fart V. Moziey s Reminiscences Oxford. Sport in German Foreat-Oouutry, Reminiscence March. Lnlies In Iceland. Tlie Whigs’ Last Cliance. Our French Ally Egypt. William Blackwood and Sous. Edinburgh and L mdon. ...

... but they must be wat lies It they will lose their vantage ground. The Tories are yme one ready to do much to keep it ; the Whigs are ready to. Guide” to recover it. The Reformers should avail themselve: to secre- state of things while they may. The motion ...

... his chief does not possess, what was agreeable to that chief. The part ©f the jackdaw in the fable has beeu imitated by the Whig Ministers, with Earl Bussell at their head. The gay feathers of the last election, which were meant to constitute and adorn ...

... & we ate Li can Moi ua las an t DO rst the a@ting Fariners ! m Paving atin é ely de SE years, — N.U.—In a late [rial tn 1a Whig Ma me sion ur atta as heing t as ned, en Str vate the and vu ) ied Pe Pe] aa At Hh. au,Ire soma ves the SURG EON DEN! 57, GREAT ...

... but suow. I bear the hounds banted their fox slowiy ne OLb to Nailstone Whigs. a fox ——— overt THE if for 6 ran Mr Eprtor: My prediction of coming eport in thi: bourhood a week or two ago was by no means a f to drawing, as | may say, my bow at a venture; ...

... LONDON CORPORATION REFORM. The Whigs seem to be peculiarly unfortunate aa reformers. It is an old habit of theirs. They are good critics, bat bad executants. They failed ia the lighthouse reform, though few subjects could have been imagined where tho ...