... LOOK TO LEGS.--It they well, Cr I the Moo are 'slanted, net of If. FIRLD'S ELASTIC BTOCKINO4. to /row in Ifs*, at Whig. Tko priers eontfeesee st Reptrfool roesois berm tared 'ler his improved Trews. Properly st D. BUTTERFtICLIE3, 6. keret, opposite thr ...

... called upon to de- I t ide. In fact, so far as the leaders of party are cooneerned, it is simply a question of whether the Whigs shall stay in, or go out. Both parties are very fond of power,—those who hold it arc determined to keep it, and those who have ...

... nothing for reform? Now that a large meeting of electors and non-electors complains of Mr. Wickham's conduct in the mattes, the Whig writers are angry and abuse the meeting. Poor men! The vote of the meeting on Friday week proved that the &s--martie= of these ...

... the advantage of a far better organization; but the Liberals have triumphantly carried their men. Lord Milton is a bit of a Whig; but Mr. Beaumont is a thorough going Liberal, of the truest metal. On the - while, the elections have resulted in so decided ...

... or • ontlaman of Mailer principles At the same time, Mr. was no Radical, they might search Eigland though end not so good is-Whig. He one of dew of men who had pursa Tinyhatto Ithwelism, and was therefore ma War sad awe to be relied on than a good many ...

... over that able but obstinate Tory, Sir John Hay. Pontefract again virtually disentranchins itself by sending to Parliament a Whig and a Tory. Sir Charles Wood hae reached his haven of rest at Ripen; and Mr. Akroyd in his former seat at Halifax. An astonishing ...

... attack was merle, was also &own to have been In the poommion of the • hw hours before the mom. nose, 'laugh the new that it Wok, Whig it lame/ S. hie Wray eammabst brig it As or eillatof Taylor, bet bobstt, in ClOO and serslies la 0 T LEY. LOCAL 80a3D.-0a evening ...

... of Mimes Is boa to tweeds and Nosy ssatime is styles sad Hoary goods in the Bark* attraded Ohs dila attention, good pareels Whig been Isiandhlsal, whilst the in faddists ; are wittiest attention. ItUDDINIFIRLD. TUMMY. The of Myers smell Mb:, sad be. bass ...

... Alms HU they way ken le. U. M. pee *U. The ewatestse et the etelsiAn• he • hag Indy ee susielue. k edam to make a• ampulla% pp Whig. - . - or liaannuo i m illllllOll. Is Oho led mind lho of sombre Andras sow Gloat ma eets Nogloni rid Woloo.ln asil 3,1UV,017 ...

... box and drive it off. (Loud cheers.) Now, neat egrbq the Tories attempted to obtain power. IBA se a Radical—Mr. Wickham was • Whig, and weidd not my so --(laughter)—but if all Whip weal sell as be had dune, the question would been milled—he es a would say ...

... that apprenticeship system or other substitute for slavery Will be tolerated. The military authorities suspended the Richmond Whig, and taken poossmion of the establishment. Nis YORK. July 14, Evening —Judge Marvin, of &Ms, has been appointed provisional ...

... feeling of the 1 whole country Mt there esmething wrung. which I ought to be osi den basseMately • and if so, he not what Tory. Whig. or Radical, that if am were to have • memere at reform, to tee. pond to that (Casa) thaw wise met with • and reaption, all ...