... whole collected wiedoin, the Whig. Cannot auto. tale their ground, and the struggle will be between the Conservative and Radical element. In ,Westminster the Coneervatives reckon upon an victory, cad is Marylshone the Whig canilidates will as math 44 they ...

... both .kb. twist um, vnanee of pen.. TIN thesult not in the denuimii•os of bnuidaries to otandrive which an unknown The two Whig sautwilly int.tett, wilL doubtlesf, aeries at as sodreeteur LW. ...

... the toot of rural miAery in both countries, is a Land Act, hut one of a much more advanced nature thin that with which the Whigs expec•nd the mouthe of the Irish tarnantry.—The Examoixer. ...

... training commences eimultaueously with the aquad-drill without arms, and on jr at least three months, weak and awkward men Whig kept at it fur six months. The trained soldier is expected to be able to cover a thousand or more yards of ground at • rapid ...

... Rickard Holden, of ftmethwiek, a late member of tho Order of Good Templar*, wes charged at West Bromwich, cm fkitorday, with Whig drunk, and with the police. Polee-oontrable Johnaon stated that ois Wedamiday he went to the defendant's limes and fooad the ...

... hen I. • Res 'AP lib* Lord all lam be tor Ma. Ho all teL will AhesOaftS. attly Cialt I Get the haft all 12 Si Jesus, be tab *Whig iselostioa Iltes pmell ha the Um of Pat the left el the as any deem ea by a= nitaloe .5 1. to amp that the heats 41 ammo* omit ...

... Americans who have dune' Italy and owiteerlan talk large of place. they have seep. Emigration ire steadily tag iii , and the ships Whig Chew fair complement trout Castle Garden Bureau, under the able superiotendence of Mr. Csieserly, is really • great pubs lie ...

... OF THE haa been largely discussed by several newspaper editors in relation to the recently tried case of &ennui the Nortlvra Whig, of Belfast. We refrain from entering into this case particularly. of the ment of the defendant that he would move for • new ...

... effect was The condtkerire of the other papers were surprined end vexed it being thus forestalled by the .1/0 , Chronicle; the Whigs were elated at the diectosures thus made; the Tortn. Were mortified at being thou kept in the dark by the Ministere of their ...

... aiways peva,' an uptt i vat awl houourArles all 4.1 Alwalluo lierl • fAlaaal:U/ and to MOOG nail niL Sus acnusintsoce. —Cur. of Whig. —A circular has bean issued ;by M. T. Y. Brady, tuisc Mau I burdens generous.) , utteret. is to 'Aber 1MA141011110114 b.i ...

... hUillsad them. Tim rivers of the uorthern part of 'Maioe are t o m,n down to the bottom, and the people are blasting for fish. Whig% are so like the true, that a site man should not trust himaelgupon the pito. Truk turest tr.ty t ,1.• your hn:eth is to be ...