... st wrioat internal .11.411 i l s Ai ov the Tried I'olll4. on Wolncrola), the Rey. Ritchie, minister 44 the unit,' parishes WhiG•kirk and Ti l gloom, appliol to the tort for an segmentation of with CIII for l i 111 l elomets.tort granted the augmentation ...

... excellent discipline of the likolependeet Liberal. has them a conniilerable ;niobium to their strength in the Town The o. fit. old Whig Committee ale, tended make triumph of the limlicala a matter of very easy att meat. If changes similar to lbw iumle the ...

... Monte, for they hardly mid to cat. sow ; you required in mailing their neWeehe. now to look at the to Den whither It wan • Whig or teat wan king. then proceeded h. -peak of Mr Min, he said. easily recogniaml tip hit aualawboot pumping and .ie. east ...

... woulaarving and gilding. At the four comers are head. with carnal reprmentatioes of pear.. The cake is et the art toattvthawry.—' Whig: h_ The Fart ..f The the death of the Irmo Nvl the Hee Pr It P talr,l that Pr of very to la MAI' • TWO deaths the BM. the Steel ...

... among the Episcopelians, Roman Catholic.. and Presbyterians of that country. This, indeed, was but • mediflcatios of the old Whig policy, which Earl Remelt had all along supported, and which he 'appror. tat so recently as in his first letter to Mr Chichester ...

... been rrnlove.l to a vlllav short distance frown where anion relatives reside, and she is now there under medical treatment. Whig.' EI.EIIION NEWS, The nowhere( voter* for tilt* par a 8117 at staler Irt near. Mr Imre' ha. been by the king reed for l'herea ...

... Sir R. Peel woo In power, on the tint great not that mod e it opparent that that Bill woo going to the whole party, joined by Whig*. voted et us and agsont the Government of Sir Robert Peel. And now You will propahly be anepteed to know --1 have no doeht ...

... Tillicoultrv, last year's Chilormai if the Scottish School ItMok Aworcietion. The.. circulars import that all shibboleths of Whig and Tory, Churchman. nil Dissenter, Ic ignored by the profession, and those Inc who are meet favourable to eiluentional and ...

... lie had Is.. teamed int an if drunk at beet meeting hefore he wan able to nuke a Idaternent, was gong on to refer to mine one Whig • teelourated it a dungeon' in puke Street, when one of the I/Wetter., rater w order. and a moat disorderly ensued. There were ...

... from had • Moll the Whig,. Ti' a ee ext ' ed' Mr Cor i past career, the for. laugh) gentlemen who were opprod to ward with great to hint their tut. co. Reform were entirely :Boit.' Ititt we aby trace,. (Apvlaum.) He bad, • Whigs . Om party. l l . ...

... in favour of the Derby Government, thinking that more might he got out of the weeknenof a Tory than out of the strength of a Whig Ministry. Mr Banter', independent voting was perhaps sot milt. relished by his constituents. Complaints were made that he did ...

... proposed for the Aiwa and Mr Taylor was toned • dirixion the majority vats fWe h e re be e r riquented to Mate that the Committee, Whig been informed by Mr Taylor that the party who Ihmeweed him en a canoltdate for the office had co authority mo, and that he ...