... the reapere of the harvest, Mr. Disraeli ° never sd a truer word In his life than when he - said Sir liobert Peel caught the Whigs bathing and Xb ran away with their clothes. (Laughter and ap- es plause.) If the people resolved upon It they would sgt direct ...

... £3: brought to bear upon him to y his money t{*b. wb out this condition. It seeom e I as Mr. Moore Was wh at ?? ial)he enl Whigs were, Isq DezaIo lhter)-brit. it. Dt was found that thelr Iteaeter'had more of tle. in fllntthan the spoagn n bls'sompositlonandhe ...

... tor, is stated to have served for some time in her. No craft belonging to cur own port has attained half her age.—Northern Whig. The Warrior.—The official reports to the Lords of the Admiralty regarding the trial trip of the new iron-plated frigate Warrior ...

... subject to fits of violence, but it does not appear that ?? conduct had been such as to warrant her treatmentassafclon.-~arrthern WhIg. DTIU SUPPOSED MURDER AT STAMFORD. - On 'Thursday, Henry Corby was charged before thy Stanmford borough magistrates with the ...