... Derby could not them posi- tively calculate on etoler than a passive.nnsjrity. The opposition to the Whig Government was founded on the obection to the Whig Reform Bill as a meeaure that did not represent the feel- ings of the country. Under the av'owed inspira- ...

... thought he is still in the neighbourhcod of Belfast, and that he wtil ultimately surrender himself to the authorities.-Nor. them Whig. ...

... no house for the session. The most important division in the Commons was that on Mr. M. Gibson's amendment, which threw the Whig administration out of office. I i I I I I ...

... TALLYMAN'S ACCOUNT. William MaO-flcie, Ipswich, v. A. Laudmore, labourer Stowmarket.-Clalm 14s. 6d. laintiff proddueed his book whig h contalned entries Supplied Ddefendant said he never saw plpai ntiffn his house until afte hi wif we dea an buredwhic tok ...

... taken off for harvest, ?? gaveijudgmenit for Its. A 110l1iSO MDI,.' Jroisi Lalig v, ii'. ?limiiaa.-1'ainitii is a fatnner at. Whig. hield Abhicy. and Dotfemidaita sniadler and hiorse dkuier at Dies. The claint was aet forth Il in ?? articulars; as follcows:- ...

... itgso likely to do god s te ~ormtor scool Afer few otlter ~.ertnent emars, th Chaiman ismsed tile Grand Sarah Smith, 9(1. (whig was too il t o he tried ait Woodbridge, on 'Wednesilty), pleaded Guilty of break. ing, and enteringc the dwellirg-hotise of ...

... NEEDHAM:MARKET.~ 'Reydii. F.Lb ~Wedniesdayi December 9.'Before the' F Steward, (chairman), JT. E. L..'Schreiber,. E anil T. W. Whig, Esq.. E .P~O`'chi, Y- Co'os.-W1illiam'Barren, iwas charged with4 unlaw.p fullyu kiiig game et Crowiieid,.onthe' 13thNovemaber ...