... arrangement, and adjoumod the hearing until the Hew Highway Act.— Jots BUtine, of Chaoewater, in Keawyn, was charged far alio whig home to .rtmyaa the highway oaths Sod October ~Jamu Pard, of Feock, for three bollocks the 4th of October; John CTjmu, Perranuboloe ...

... prior to the passing of the Reform Bill,and,as Tory,at that period voted against that measure, and uniformly voted against the 'Whig party.. It was not until the late Sir R. Peel was called upon to take the helm of the government, in 1841, that the Earl Jermyn ...

... before then. Be the cause what it may, Colonel Taylor, the Conservative whip, issued the circular, which so flustered the 'Whig clubs, bidding the members of the party prepare for. immediate. action. I think, however, I may safely say that no premature ...

... Id a flourish of talk. Infona them how he’s beewtbe cock of the walk; That ho only has just to get on his legs. When the Whigs feel as they were knock’d all to rags; That Gladstone trembles, and Olbeon * quake* And that Pateeraton often goes oil in the ...

... to the passing of the Reform Bi]l,and,as a Tory, at that period voted against that measure, and uniformly voted against the Whig party, tit was not until the late Sir R. Peel was called upon to take the helm of the government, in 1841, that the Earl was ...

... out all. The scheme involved in that petition was t made out until the whole of the charities v?ere amalgamated. It was the Whigs who promoted it, via., Mr. Cridland and others. Had those trustees he had referred to managed the business properly no one ...

... Welt gentlemen, when 1 entoed borough I was told by political opponents that It waa apiece impudent andacitv on part that the Whig electors bad a irity 500 over the Cunver rativea, and that appearance within the precinct* borough waa merely a disturbance ...

... said that theirchildren’a children would take pride in the fact their having returned him in ISSt. Lord Palmerston and the Whig* were extended tho nanal qnaatity abuse, while the hon. geatleman’e devotion to wdependenoelnnd opposition to oonwption” were ...

... HrFemad,te had aoefannlhbsd aaaah for toe boaongb in producing it rery Important rarnlntion, which Oonaw ealton Wnnmtedand Whig toranay had heaneglbpatod attogaateri Hr Famnd bed aha oaoaad tte tenogh to iin Parliament. It ted rspn■antod Mfon: tte mi ...

... haowabaada; Knead ia he* anwa and o»«r mada matte of UaaddftaNa oapferioateeculea*. Whalthahra. geotkmaa da aafamhahad the Whig* tow»y°xoduiatoektdttxxf ...

... is as rssnltless it is often offensive in its manifestation. Ho is still strong abuse of Lord PaunasTON, and gives it the Whigs with an unction. The electors, to whom Bora and Mamhah. are the whippere-in, rajoioa in their nntoerions representative. They ...

... strengthening the vote.', removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, and cough remedy preemioentiy the best.”—Troy Whig, Soli by all Chemists, Is. Ud. per box. Holloway Ointmbkt and Pills.—The Knife Supersede'*. —All afflicted with ulcers, diseases ...