... advanced ' Our only fear is that he is too far .I• 1 f .1 the c•mstitueuev ncrally. A candilate who is ready to vote for a Whig extension suffrage and vote by ballot, has, we should think, small chance of suocv.s with the ultra conservative constituency ...

... Sydney.Atlolaido, iTotart Tows, Lauttetsttin, tbruagit rates. Seeltter. !Sanborn Casale. !User of the Purest 927 1800 thee Whigs. 8.8 ONO J. Otsy Oak of 0 Mal Cbarnapiaa 1916 J. M. Outridgs bih Apr. For SYDN3T, direct. FROM LONDON. FROM LIVERPOOL. cor ...

... yt Deployesent, be capable to serve es then a elicit corporatism. ho yt d. Demean, If Too can give Ida axis nave tine ye °Whigs us; anti, WI see opertunitie offer, I hope ye sill procure blot Lord Justice Clerk's fsiendship, v hich will be f., to him ...

... Through Lbw TM Time down In ibis Title slki tM Trak. Sr. Wended to &put from, sad at. diarist Butler; but the comet dust Moo Whig kept ell eirsmostmcm. do tbry Mid Mem. responsible Mr dory. PERSONAL LUGO LOB. Gelb wiled liaggage Inn be 'Bowed to emit Ist ...

... (teeing), Craigierar, and Keith (feeing); 27, /darner!' (teeing, de.), New Abet-lour. Kildrurmny (teeing), and Olenkin ty (Whig); 28, Mintlaw, Rothiemay, and Peterhead ; 29 , Tarland (cattle), New Pitaligo, and Josh; 30, Fife-Keith; 31, Wick. ...

... Whu Cu the longest poy. But is it trim to reel. onr time (Nor is that the rhien, In games Chet ran do neither grid, And may Whig Loth to ip ir f Thrnw up your earth, ploy up mint, ♦nd testis this fruitless I■bout Th•re's Leiter work for each to do Torn ...

... hardly k,.ow which is the more so. Blowilin's first appearance et the Crystal Calm* will take plate tw Setuniet. firm of June, Whig the day following Epsom ithem, the Om of admiseioe being bailst-crewe. THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. ...

... call foes the west flu..dey evong. Isul. d they tuatehed early melt morning. so that there's no body to binder Letters fr. et Whig delivered. I sia,dl take care to have your's ry eiunpli- KHNItd. in the riefers4 uw.ner. to all am with 14Si regard, Dear Sir ...

... makes man more wretched than a diacased stomach or tropid liver; from them spring our gloomiest ttoughts and most dismal level-Whigs but, happily for mankind, such disorders may at once be rectified by a coarse of the digestive Pills, which act moat beneficially ...

... evil sad, generally the bill was approved by the Scotch members. But there were some few that did set like this bill; sad ea Whig over it, we must thisk that some of its pregisiom were unusually severe; _Woad, vs !illyp, sh sa arbitary, and unjust. However ...

... terminated, on Saturday last, by a majority for Turner, the Conserratite candidate, of 840. Thus the first fruits of the new Whig Reform Bill, to restore four members to the floes. of Commons have been reaped by the friends of Lord Derby. Tne Queen leaves ...

... important, namely steam vessels. lute multiplied fourteen-fold. DRUB s. — Cupid It' Peg Tops, in a letter to the Northern Whig, observes:— Of hate years the fashion dress have beanie aeon sad more nicegent and expensive. A 'in girl' now en greeds tome ...