... There was miaunderstawhog between a medl- Jalmao named myself. ltwa*iio ...

... 400 Rgypdans , 8dd. to .94dd 40 Maranharne, 8id,; 80 Pername, 9d. 998 I ;Americans. I PAST TRADE. REPORT. (From the Northlern Whig of Saturday.) Seine sliht improvement may be reported in the- general trade of U lter, the hopehp1fpirit relative to harveet ...

... And be enforced power o’ law. But never reaches him ava*— The rantin’, rovin’ Tinker. Election days may come an’ gae. And Whig and Tory disagree. But fat care they w wander free— It never hurls the Tinker. So lat reformers write an’ speak About the tmnehise ...

... ? Clsailnher.'of Commerce of t' Glasgow, ;1'0784';. betwq bi 200- ?? -oo individeala Fere entolled as n ksu'g roportiln of whigm wre cotton I I q i i I i i i I I i m . i i i a i I i 1 I ,s and Ubse& snanufacturers. IThe fees of admission were five. Ir ...

... it is hardly possible to speak. The chameleon is not more changeable. Now it is white, I do assure you, and now 'Us black. Whig to-day, Bright to-morrow. One day all for Begg and against IPLaren, the next all for 3PLaren ; and Begg is rudely, and with ...

... electors will thee hare a grew, variety choice, lost even with this change en the co rumstance• the withal., lily is that the ex Whig will adopted by the Cotner natives if lie thrown over by hie own party. The Benet tramway which wee laid down a few month, ...

... promptly gave up his seat. The Earl of Zetland is the patron of Richmond, and having lately received a blue ribbon from the Whigs, will, course, return Mr Palmer at the request of Lord Palmerston.—Correspondent of ' Edinburgh Mercury.' The Perthshire Moors ...

... re'aabel~' 6f the ctxtteduvsist htt*2 I1 e-uhboni, t'.he ?? b~hif.tis gveht0 e ii r.~ibrie'atm^p,.3 ?? o *Eent eecnflckd. As the 'Whig faction decays and tot- Y ters, it wvill clutch stilimoore eagerly1 at those domago~ues Y for support by w~hose means it has ...

... would occasion a very moderate expense, and was rejectod by 188 to 95. Famra or Rkviv-alism.— correspondent of the Northern Whig informs us of a sad sequel to •• revival” history. girl in Comber who had been attendant of revival meetings, a member of ...

... 1637, being then 25 years of age, became a Queen's Counsel in I Sl9, and, as a Peelite, has been equally passed over by the Whigs and Deiby Conservatives. As he is not only one of the first, if not the first man at the Equity bar, and was a sueceseeul speaker ...

... treats me with respect now I am nobody?' inquires Lord To ts- Eldon, His son replies, It is Sir John Campbell, the 1|1 Je 'Whig Solicitor-General. I wonder what they would ev qt have said of me, exclaimed the ex-Chancellor, if I had pe N driven ...

... promptly gave up his seat. The Earl of Zetland is the patron of Rich- mond, and having lately received a blue ribbon from the Whigs, will, of course, return Mr Palmer at the request of. Lord Palmerston.— -Correspondent of • Edinburgh Mercury.* The Perthshire ...