... Batsman, syra._ .Owner 1 11 7 Mr A. Christie’s F‘lfinher, 4 yrs Mr H. Brooks 2 12 3 Mr W. Barber's F. Whig, 5 yrs Mr R. Shaw 3 5 to 4 agst False Whig, 3to 1 Batsman. Won in a canter by three lengths ; four lengths between second and thini. 4 ran. Sir, ...

... ? Marquis's letter implies or imagines a certain degree of subordina- tion on Major O'Gorman's pai-t to the leader of the Whigs, be considers it just as well *to advise the noble Marquis to attain in future from trespassing on the undoubted rights and ...

... plemars. beam they am o most voluble domartie DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS Resent family aperient medicine hare no equal. Whig mild le their operation, end grateful to the They Ore a healthy tom. nod rigour to the chffwent secretions, mowing the mane ...

... might well cut our throats. He advised the electors to form body 500, each one whom would bring twelve others, and so beat Whigs and Tories. A vote of confidence was passed by large majority. THE CHURCH OP ENGLAND CLERGY ...

... yaffected the Whig party, and accounts for the difference between Liberals and Conservatives at the present day. The Conservative party retained its unity, individuality, and historic continuity after the Whigs had lost them. The Whigs were obliged unite ...

... tee fkie Iss• bibs Nig. bobs be Webb **l ti. pear. Plan.-111, it will be owe empowtvill ta W b dos ve , plot * ll l lll le Whig I L, AU to • essobaloa. white! IS to be ealleelbood 'plebs. set a dellboeto nowl.-116dos. WiNtid I•weert, M. P., a aerial wide ...

... allse ef he eisikeetil • wile the at was werkk Iho los ts era te &lbwa maw to arms he line wino whisk wear that tiro came her. Whig Ms The wirier was by sled Tate. The yaVrsed a verdict at •• Aar:dada Death. Jact Nave rim, , aboy mellaba rair i V r6 7:= by ...

... chairmne, presiding. There were also present Me. , srs. Green end North.—The Clerk. Mr. Lredel, reported th,receirA of Aim). Whig th e second inAsslinent of the ban of required for School B parpows, from the Public Works Loan Commis. koniers, order made ...

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... return to office of their Whig lienefactors but with delight? They long to be overtaxed once more, and are eager for the revival of the system of prying and spying into their affairs which was introduced by the beneficent Whig Government. Mr. Foljambe ...

... asasoory tor ta. pma. tend,* al the mad sod Aintastana asslat eldldrua fravamilor asd efabg ow lamed dia Mums to • aka ary re Whig* tiatiogaisamet—JaeithisAterA.lsoraal tt alissliaa alltamtl— Leesst IA TARIM. M. sod la. • • C.AI7OOS. Oterams Soap bean ...

... obliged to hold it over until next week. J. 8. (Dewsbury).—The war with Russia declared by England while the Aberdeen (coalition—Whigs, Radicals, and followers of Sir R. Peel) Government in power, viz., on the 28th of March, 1854. The members of the gnernment ...