... atitino ha*l of British Hon, lir and Central America. V i. X.0., X.l* tonruit. I* I P ' The U !NKI> ItV t;i ?? shirk.— 2d R . . whig ?? ?? I S.IIIR 1 l-rcii-s a:. ily 30. Mulk-j WilkH 1 ?? mm— mmm- ...

... companies of the 344b Regiment arrhed at Ckatbain, from Aldershot, and immediately marched to tin* Lie of Grain, wbere the left whig of the regiment is to be stationed. ?? our own coußK«rosn.n>T.) MALTA, Apspn 2. Orders from the Admiralty are said to luivc ...

... might occasionally be returned; but if this was ncces**ary to bring the middle- class Whig, to a tense of ju: tii c let it come. There was great need to touch Whigs ami sham Liberals a lesson. Many of them had forced tli ir way into parliament by money ...

... favourably received. Sir W. Russell represented the Whig Liberals, and Mr. Warner the Radical Liberals. Mr. Tillett was known to intend to come forward as a Radical candidate some time before the election. The Whig Liberals afterwards coalesced with Mr. Tillett ...

... forensic records. The Court was even more densely crowded _j morning, as it was general' v ?? that an article in tbe Norl, i Whig local organ, commenting oa the proceedings and the manner in which the in- quiry is being conducted, would be brought under ...

... soaaon. On several of the southern moors, says a contenipora' birds are much more plentiful than last year . strong ou the whig, and during the last week 1 somewhat wild in consequence of the late rains. A ?? of wet days and a few sbots is all that is ...

... already announced that ho will be opposed by Bailey Peyton, a man of considerable strength, a promi- nent member of tho old Whig party in tho days of Henry Clay and Daniol Webster, and a consistent supporter ofthe Unioh cause in T ...

... of the men by education and self-restraint, and of the land by freedom and right use ; and although we have been saddled by Whig and Tory statesmanship with an ?? war debt, we can see to it that our own. Trade bas always settled upon the great ii tional ...

... success, it is already announced that will opposed by Bailey Peyton, man of considerable strength, prominent member of the old Whig party in the Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, and a consistent supporter of the Union cause in Tei during the rebellion Ids aon ...

... Hod 1 iriI.TLRA 1. So»ii:jv.—At geii.-.al meeting. c,.i ye-le-day. Mr, . M iL-on S.,uiidcrs, F.K>.. in the hair, tin- full'’whig candidates for fellows'nip el ...

... favourably received. Sir W. Buss. 11 rop'-c-. I.ted the Whig Liberals, and .Mr. Warner the Iladic;-! Liberals. Mr. Tillelt was known intend to come fonvani ea’iditlate some time before the ele tion. Tie Whig Liboralb afterwards coalesced with Mr. Tiilett ami ...

... vnhir.ti'-ns of the premium, income, ami assurance lia!'. i’.i' ■ in IS' ami was ma le during the above of 1 ' l.ts. 7d. .■ f. whig, therefore, a sum mar v of the profit anl 1.0: S. eii-1 of lb'*:- I’kofit 1851 InV» lSsi' to 1801 .€*>3.311 27.808 i 33,050 ...