... the to ,t timer. able auspices. The weather was delightfully Bus, and the village put on a holiday appearance, several flags Whig suspended at intervals, throughout the streets. In oousequeuce of the untimely death of Mr. Fry, an old and respected inhabitant ...

... awl lire 44, bone • balance against than of 19. The Whigs gaits 20 sod low 23, bawd a balance again,* them of 3. The Democrats gam and Wes 4; a balance to rest humor ut 14. Tatar together the Whigs aged the Gessocrate, that to sey, the pail) , that supports ...

... is patron of the Haag and lord of ths maser, was a most liberal donor to the good work, the Rev. .1. G. Hickl. the am. as, Whig with great liberality. The living is a ehapthry amazed to the rectory of &rat. mid of the Isla eased aloe of 21375, with residence ...

... eater the harbour. and ordered back to Liverpool, slating that there was so aoceecomodadon there for the sick. Preparatioas an Whig wade Liverpool Workhouse to resolve then, prevlded a balk masa he obtained is the river. The sews boa mated the greatest eswestioa ...

... prepared. Pnrn elenannfe.—Friday : &faro Me Mayor, A. S. Hodge , . ital.—Edward Psalm', of 194r0t00. was brought up charged trite Whig dresk and iotoris is the streets or the borough the preeedieg itight.—Defendsiat &Wed gniity, and was 184, 1 inclodino costs ...

... sad atsagaglees threats, which busied to Ole loweriag of our just Mona in the Weirs Imola The feet I. apparent that nadir a Whig cabinet we bare so severed ourselves from all coatings' ties, that we are amble to reinenstrate with any hepes mess, even against ...

... mention made of the Whig borough of Shaftes. bury. Why has honest Mr. Gladstone—who so deteeta, if we are to believe him, pocket boroughs omitted to group this place with others. I suppose such men Mr. Bright call this an honest Whig scheme. ...

... spirited remonstrance will be inad3 by the ill-treated constituencies in the many other boroughs undenervelly sacrificed to Whig reform. If so, Mr. Gladstone, like the Bribe/ colt in the Derby, will be found only eecond in the race. POTTY SIMIONS, Monday ...

... spirited remondrance ' will be made by the ill-treated constituencies in the many other boroughs undseervedly sacrificed to Whig reform. If so, Mr. Gladstone, like the Bribery colt in the Derby, will be found only second in the race. But Elector has ...

... of his brother. in•law with the fell eapostatins of use meetly/ agate. Shortly afterward, the sells bed misted bed. wine be Whig Mot. were admialisrei.end bonged a Wok audit by his lad his somknker. the Ilipieleal wartime. The beliefs' dens ware Minim ...

... burgesses were spared train bens' spangled by Lord John Russell; through shame et the gross ipinstico meditated on Dorchester by Whig Reformer*, he at last consented to revoke the decree tor its dissneusbersuent. Alas! Um leniency of 1833 will be folly compeusated ...

... be hoped that this question of reform may be settled once for all, by come tuesSure which may aati..ty the pledges both of Whigs and Tories, and yet not altogether undermine the foundations of the Scripture. NATIONAL TEMPERANCE LitaffoP.—The annual meeting ...