... in the demand for a new h, 0 Reform Bill. The repeal of the cornilaws thoroughly ni dislocated the relations on which both Whig and tli Tory leaders had maintained their inlluenee over so their respective adherents, and lirtted the actual and legislation ...

... with its talent for getting into hot water, should sorely have bought in. Far be it from us, how- ever, to assert that the Whigs only have forgotten what is due to theluselves. 'l'e Couintry Party have been similarly oblivious. Lot 127 was evidently ...

... local' press of the city are aware of the feel- ingsand dare notburke the burning indignation. The Conservative COuerier, the Whig Gleardian, the Radical Spectator, all are'for the vindication of the law, the'soli- tary 'last rose of smunmer,' the ?? and ...

... One of his brothers had died as suddenly about eight years ?? Telegraph. COnroanuE Drvouninn BY Dous.-Tho WVeocdille (Miss.) Whig of the Ist instant relates the followino horrible story:- During the last few days a report has been in circulation in our ...

... thirteen years member for the borough, Mr Robert MKilligan, an extensive merch-ant in Bradford, has been nomiinated by the Whigs and Radicals, and a requisition to thatr gentleman has been signed. Mr Milligan, thereis no doubt, will accede to this Tequisition ...

... familiar with the state of affairs in Europe. A correspondent wishes to know what has become of Mr Roebuck's History of the Whigs since tie Passing of the Reformw Bill. We are informied that the work is kept in the bsdk- ground in consequence of a threat ...

... Wills il talent for gettitg into -hot water, sholht surety have bomght in. ?? be it fromn us, however, to aesert, Ittat the whigs only have forgotten what is due to tl~mscves. FiThe eountry party have been shnilarly ob. livioS. Lot l'27T was evidently ...