... Mr.obelh'saga Illebop of Oxford Mr. Chrios msd~ gt4Mr. E. croft's Mr. Blsnobard's 1aat AiMr, Trloder's Bob at the Bowatec j Whig anad F IcF Mr. ?? Smith's 1lrr Bagt ILord Egllnton's airoo j Panatic Mr. J. Blackitock's B eat 3Lord Lurgase'3 Belle of Scotland ...

... Henrietta holding the European steamer track, and the Vesta, evidently making for the northern patisage. At 6p.m. the wind blo~Whig. stea~dily from W.N.W. we lost sight of the Fleatving in the darkness; but the Veeta was still abreast. Thg Henrietta now increased ...

... resolving itself into ifs cuniponent elements, goes is the r aces, and enjoys iiaelf amozaugl). The only 'parties alsout which Whigs arid Tories trouble thtemselves~ onl these occasions are toose Snug parieocluterd isid an ousid th cariaesthat form a dark ...

... Middletow 280 Nassau, ch g, 7 yrs . ?? . r Westerley l5 Comlet, griu ?? ?? .AlrWestorley 20 Fire Away, gr ilop, by Eagles Whig . l Mr 1 .. Mriiators 51!l Prima Donina, br in p .Mr T. Lty, York 50 Nomenclature. Tha followiog anines have bocon given:- ...

... resolveng itself into its com- ponent elements, goes to the races and enjoys itself aLazingly. The only parties about which Whigs and Tories trouble themselves on these occasions are those snug parties clustered in- side and outside the carriages that forei ...

... Gladstone's help? 9 o'clock.- No answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard? Sup- port Derby and the Tories against the thievish Whigs!] March 30-7.nam.-Left B 22, saine number as the con- t valescent ward at M.B.W. (some otherprlson); down belowl, got my ...

... competent person to criticize the campaigns of General M'Clellan.- ANew York Herokld THE SPOILS OF THE FEDERAL Aaaim.-The Richmownd Whig has thea following account of the immense spoils left by the Federal army :- F'rom every aide we hear that the sPoils- left ...

... Breeze, Sat 3ib lihherel6 Bolting: 3 to I agat Benefactor, 4 to 1 each asat Badowortlc and else Brether to Bird-ess-the-Whig flly. and S as I each agst Vanichlatuand Bonnie Katie--Thso loiter made lice running, asid wasattended bytho Brother to'hi ...

... political office in so far aS it depends on the 1.ministry of the day. Por a number of years Sir John O ?? WaS chairman of the whig committee. On the oreconstitution of the Scottish Universities he was chosen by Lord Brougham, Chancellor of Edinburnh University ...

... friends seemed to enjoy the affair very mineb, and not to look too critieally on the Cricket, or on the rumning of some of the Whig Eleven, who being rather stout, suffered somewhat in rmandlg a good 4, &e. Several of the names on the Opposition side are ...

... M~'K~eowe, who, as itwll In such caes, did eveugthing in hs power to ensure the comufort of those0 who wrere Ieaving.-Northcra Whig. EXTRJAORDIxARY D ?? inquest was held at Dudley on Monday last, on the body of Mr. B. Gibbons, an extensive iron-master, who ...

... lenders it to te second hsiriles, acd then St. Valentino went on witi the rumniing, attendod by SoasrceSs, Reave of Trnips, Whigs of thoe Wlind Comals, and Cie, thl ]lust pair being Guy of Warwick snid Astrolabk. At thie end of aisout thre quarets of a ...