... bnt some or the recruit, being dintruJifical (out making 6 points ,t 200 yard.), the tint prize war only shot for, the owtoud Whig given with the prise, by A. H. Wood, Kul. by Nero. kW.. by Pnyate aroN7 B T. Pal= by Trimmor woo by Priwat•J. Pull ...

... would ever be begun. The Telegraph, addressing its fussy young friends, who, it appears. to us, are likely to disturb the Whig proclivities of that redoubtably graphic organ of opinion, while advocating the extension of household suffrage ro the counties ...

... against Established Church, and is underst vol to hold relating to the House Lords and the The question now in, will the Whigs be able to tido programme will the supporters of Lord Keened* make up their minds to accept Mr. Hoiden a. their repo. mutative ...

... assures the Coose•v.tivl'n of Bouinersotith, to imagine that your peincipsd work is to set up a Conservative Administration. Whig you have to do is to set op u C enervative m.jority in Me Hones of Commove. No doubt and if the triumphing victory of Sir Henry ...

... generally entitled them to the warmest gratitude of the cone- try, and he trusted the Government of the day, whether it be Whig or Tory, would do its beet to support them, and to keep them exatencre. Form the high state of efficiency to which the corps ...

... , TITCH May. Do, WORTH, May. GOSPORT, Wedauday, sod Thuds,. RINGSCLERE, Toady, 7th Kay. WH ITCH BCH. ' , relay. 9rd May. Whigs OVEkTON Friday, N. Polka LYNDHURST, Tuesday, 7th Nay. page HYTH Wedaseday, let Pollee TOTTON, Thursday, Sod Nay. Palos LYNINOTON ...

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... in view. Despised not many years ago by many of the Liberal party themselves, treated with disfavour and suspicion by timid Whigs, and denounced as un-English by those who desired that members should he returned rather by the influence of powerful families ...

... aria of sheds in the Perk, under the teems el Windsor ken Wens they • peat in n et taking wen el the tear whisk are an to the Whig at all= re the se Br • ea- Wing hr le the weer el the sod the aenrei petite, went 'Hendry, order ghee the eras pedal fre ea ...

... trearetios. CREDITORB AND DICBTOBB. 1 BE WILLIAM (MPHIL/11. OF JEW. PORT, LW., DECEABID. Notice t. hereby °trim-film& creditors em Whig my CLAIMS or or she of the said deemed 4 WILLIAM MAXIMUM. 1.W., the et Indebted to the mid with to pm their respective DiBTS ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. It is 'tato that Mr. John Bright, P will pn.bal.ly Mr. Gladrtop• a hi. to 11.1fa.t, whig.h will take plwu aftorthr prorooatiom Pathanat. The mail ot•amer to Lirerpo..l. %with °sego, mails, sad struck yesterday m , rniug the South ...

... the programme put forth by the association which he was addressing. That Lord Frederick, no less than his chief and the great Whig hours, is uppueed to disestabe Barret of the English Church is plain enough, but neither Mr. Gladstone nor Lie secretary has ...