... or . dias been tip se pies ccastotis, W with the setts othe nce Mi M tt 1 who sth. tine In an the he had Bret She Was Went Whig the street drunk The © said she woe perfectly in sib le shh ; Titer witt idl [es sin lads of WEEE cheat Uhy Prowl Penrith, ...

... superintending National Education —an ob- jection which comes with a bad grace from a member of those governing families of the Whig aristocracy, who never lose a chance of creating offices and Com- missionerships, when the practical or national necessity ...

... justify his poiaiiiin leader of the Opposition he was bound to provoke encounter. From all sections of his follt!w•Ts - from Ohl Whigs, economic purists Di.. seating Itilirak. and philosophers—Mr Hdrsman, Mr Lowe. Mr Bright, and Mr Mill—there came on* and Mr ...

... tions are to be opposed inake him more confident than ever of the completeness of tinal success. There are those amon, the Whigs who -till deride the notion of any appeal tu Uke country upon the question at issue. But the Jiyerial which is a well-informed ...

... showing a net increase of £165,651, as compared with the annual return for a similar period in 1507. Upon these returns the Whig newspapers of Edinburgh and Manchester are found- ing most dismal prognostics ; and anticipating, with ill-concealed satisfaction ...

... to require, was by no nie effective as usual. Other speakers were equal ty dail, nor till Lord Cranhome, who neither fears Whigs regards Ministers, and is net hampered hy any con siderations of official responsibility, past. present, or to come, dashed ...

... party tournament, for Treland had gained little frou: Ulese party fights when they had served their purpose , for the ancients Whigs, so wakeful in vpporition, were apt to nod un the relaxing atmosphere ot Ho now,at lest, entertained bush hopes, not of turning ...

... GREAT REFORM OF THE. AGE. THE &item of Mediclee Simplified by W. J. DARLE Y, M.D., of Nietropolitau Whig • and Unoverety, N..w York. The rilietett and public generally are trapectfully istfortnet.l that Dr MUST be eonault.4 at 23, I LAND HALE. rff ItUT ...

... Mr Isaac Fletcher, of Tarn Bank. Last night, the supporters of both held meetings, the Conservatives at the Globe, and the Whigs at the Freemasons’ Hall. BY TELEGRAPH FROM OUR COCKERMOUTH, Thursday, 11 enthusiastic and influential meeting in support of ...

... —Tbo for is brisk whit abort sopply. Barley ow a gni oboe. is. it ryi is tie Oats osvo s mod hes foe wogs past. Q 'statistic Whig bodiol, Od to Od; rod float. 40s el to 1/04 par or. M s Us OJ to Us lsy,psr 16s Od tols Oil ros OA lbe istts,. r—Wbsof. 177 ...

... large number of pimp. pnweet to wi.uesa the p 1.7. On Friday hut, Bewllwg Oven at Penrith was opened for • .wd tie wealier Whig favourable a large number of issubsse There were some well-played red desalpsmilledid eve dpnies The Breasphas Gress s ig. ...

... WHIG INTIMIDATION Cockermouth, Thursday afternoon.—Several cases of intimidation, the application of the screw,” on the part of the Whigs, have to-day oozed out. and are the town’s talk. One case deserves particular notice. It is that of a publican, a ...