... watch the case, and expressed some doubt as to whether the prisoner was Swim by birth, as he had represented; but the primmer Whig sow questioned on the point, said be was a who of dm Canton of Argon, and that he had been Is Lead since 1855. He added that ...

... orkiirystemehaOsellt.man who same to the whit/00, sod aaO - li4-zied•by ogimeat was oniseed to the 41.• girt • dellenet bilis. Whig then with and. He blaroed No lie feat wing Wm. said dos ~, He'd have monolog to do with MO. HO add MO to -- some bore and ...

... would, at am rata, reiMmi the stuck winkle of grieve-oars .f which a certain class of is ilitician• make market. The order% Whig 'peaks of the obvious the d tk• book. It in truth( ul in. eery liege ; the Queen has written as gm thought sod felt ...

... service, perhaps five times as maaj• would be ceady to join them. . _. _._ Smart-an DIIO6OWMRT.—The Beifaet Norther* Whig reports that three women who went recently searching for shellfish in ?Walt harbour, when the tide was oat, discovered a r ...

... process seems to have beemenemodal at hiaaiek, some almost invisible picture* having beamed to nearly their origins! freshness. Whig - kis opinion thAL it cannot injure the ii has given it es his Opinion UAL it Cant lapse we e MTin he Bting. romide loam& ammo ...

... l. Is.* lay Wow 1••••1 f• 1.. r.morr. Iwo. * mese ; -..4.1 Y es i 6 .me •• ••amoebae • .11.•.• mewl «wort. and Whig ire he Miry 1 lit:311114U WArtatES. 4• at ir• Wow ; they ••• live./o•. •••114•1141. tweeiommeoule•l be • .r1 Ins ...

... bell i tt the mask Mak the water end Mesa playing wpm M. Jobs BilifeM niel Jam Videstime, driver mei etcher at Ilto feet rose, Whig aid there was no chance of acne, lama from Oar engine, the hour eastaksiag deep Iseentien of the upper Forthn of the thigh ...

... which are not all common property, are the things coveted ; but even in ' this matter, as on the Irish Land question, the Whigs—who are ever ready to run and shout with the crowd when it suits their purposewill obtrude a serious obstacle, insomuch as ...

... its strength under Lord Palmerston. But if the country should be disappointed, if the country should fail tack into the old Whig Radical class and party combination, be believed that a Government would be formed which would at once avow its determination ...

... —Rev. E. J. Itctiersy, for W 411111411 street Chapel, 12; a pair of good easy 1 i eriitaiwe from au anonymous donor. • -.A'sro Whig.— . 1 I kruerwl Gore hltinlree, Lit 6s. , • Tin ease of T. H. Smith, Metonmer Norton, brewer, came once more bef• ire the Bristol ...

... 31.—Tbe Sardinian Go- Verneneat hes have informed of the prorogation of the Cosgrove. The time for its definitive astern- Whig will be notified to the Porters later. Tram. Jam. f —At the recoptioo of the Diplomatic Corps Yesterday no official speech ...

... GSNIRALS RI.TI7IINED TO THEIR SEATS.—Three elections took place on the 17th inst., and in all of them there was no opposition, and Whig candidates were returned. The Attorney and Solicitor General were returned for their respective seats of Richmond and Plymouth ...