... RATTLING TOR A YOUNO WOMAN Iv AMRRICA.—The 7 rhy Whig says that several young men, fascinated with the personal charms of a female attached to the Sanitary Fair, now being held in that city, Lave made comp lete arrangements to have her set up in a raffle ...

... refers to sundry suspicious movements which appear to indicate that her Majesty's Ministers were meditating a reap de waist. Whig candidates are slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies, where • 1% big has lot dared to show his fare fur many years ...

... remarkable struggles ir. which he was engaged at that time was that of the rival registration schemes. in which he led the Whig party in the (louse of Comnions against an opponent worthy of his highest powers—the great 'Jury chief, Lord Stanley. the debates ...

... paying Income Tax out of our capital. The amount Ivied under schedule D or £42.100 less than in the preceding year. Since the Whigs imposed the Income Tax on Ireland in 1n3.4 it has drained from this country £10,132,271. We suppose the impost will be removed ...

... interval, of dry weather, and harve-t is likely to be over a fortnight before the usual time. The potatoes keep sound. urtherts Whig. SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF TILE GOSPEL Tito fulluwing address is now in course of circulation ...

... points. in this they may cordially, work together. Like that Scotch tune which, during a truubled era in Scotland's history, Whig and Tory, and all agreed to listen to, this movement possesses the harmonising power of blending all parties in a perfect diapason ...

... is tear S 4 ter a 1.. N. if petiole= awl the week .w lee U thst.decor Mast to loam it the week sadism et Jul. weepers were Whig the week_ burs less Maas is J• 11„ fait. la the More. el the Teal • 11 • 14 It 4 11 17 NI • 4 • . I a 4 • 17 10 Skim Pbp The ...

... in carry respect worths- of the cenfidentie of theoceatitutemal party. but will sot the interests of the people to either a Whig or a 'fory faction. et FAta. Jest. ;.- Our arntLly fair to-slay was not mere thin tolerably supplied with stock. There were ...

... Short whist,' says a descend- by him. llcr version of the affair was borne out ;In • stance the result was fatal -Northern Whig. ant of Mrs. Battle, whose opinions on the game bi a female friend who was with her when it took • Class far time e• 'Pee OF ...

... probably not sal- Giant ler legal and at soy rata I bad era a kid of whoa he yielded hisessif, that swot et his binds saw Ms bile Whig; bat loft with a a letter that had obliged his to go abroad. Whom be wont, or why be went, now ewe know but soya& It was un-1 ...

... written in the most affectionate terms to his wife. Tiro Teases remarks that Lord Carlisle belonged to the Wood royal of the Whigs. and he had a high plsee in the great federation of the llowards, Cavendishea, Greys, Gowers, Grosvenor', and others. All the ...

... is prr.•ing an col, detuonstrs. 110,1 sitaisi.t Ler, who, they -at, was netir well prepaled receive him as now. The Richmond Whig thinks ha. sent troops to coperste will, Sheimrn. Riehnomil pa l slate that • 'notion Slier crv.lry , 10 Se 41111.11 i Rarer ...