... Huddleston charged the C:rand at Exeter yesterday in the case of Captain D , ey sad tie mat. , sdtephene, who ate charged with Whig murdered , boy named Parker. on the high t o the es of the survivors of the uouette. the learned Judge pointed out that. by ...

... House of Commons last night when it was found that Mr. Albert Grey, Mr. 11. Brett, the Hon. R. P. Bruce. and one or two other Whig members had voted in favour of Mr. LabouchtTe's Motion: Mr. Richardsun-Gardner was prevented from voting against the Motion ...

... quantity, by parcels 7. IRI tetrated Cdalugue of Flower Rooter.« GEO. erErLINO sad SON, The lELLIARD TABLES for the MILLE& 'WHIG end Co., BILLIARD TABLE MAKERS B.,°'et Show.rounir in F.stglaud. of 7ablea in from 13 p tn 150 ra. Oar Fast en la any Flrst-clast ...

... native, ls. 61. to Zs.; and oath.: ditto. 2. to 2.. per dozen. COLUMBIA FISH MAIIKET. EAST LONDON.-There was a of market Ain Whig • at teudanct. of • .tarp • clearauce the the quoted:- Wholesale: Cod. Es. to 114.; freA haddock. 66, to fa ; roker, 4.; U ...

... of the Opposition — just 80. A glance at the division lists evidences the fact that the Liberals not voting are mostly ofthe Whig and moderate sections, and include Mr. Goschen, the Hon. W. J. Fitzwilliam, Hon. W. H. FitzwUliam, Hon. C. W. Fitzwilliam, ...

... tword. The A M ba tailmird lie loyal Military College.. whom deliseded to and one try to nothing. were successful, the Old Whig with to ei goals to one. but on ssturday, and played the NM Mesa on the tkopus christl nround. lie wino was closely cont e ...

... some of its warmest supporters. Of course, as a general rule, English Dissenters have always inclined to an alliance with the Whigs. But they were great supporters of Mr. Pitt, and it is only in quite recent times that they have become so closely identified ...

... secluded heal of the lake, we dews through sla test of dear wolso—little leave of rowas.--the plea or at sport, but it ii a dasher Whig ; who as spout a day in this way the talk of mope& and sewage in eonneetion with Windanowe will seen little than morilege. ...

... the ewe regime the where be we at el the ear; wield they go theweageelfses were S. impressment of the seeediliese gads whisk Whigs was hereether le be wafts affected the relations beings the use. ad the gentry, awl others tho the end the Oovenement. the ...

... court above, aud ! aek them to advise what uttenee hell by law been camwitted, lie would, of court s , take cam that evety. Whig that would be urged for tee Prinoireis, and every nueteuce that be in their 'avow, should be kept hi view. Mr. Caelins said ...

... he is chiefly despicable in the author's eyes for his Freedom from a vice the non-addiction to which was considered by the Whig wits of the Rolliad the biggest blemish on the character of the younger Pitt. Queen Mab. By Lord James Douglas, Authorof ...

... Three Hundred to.ni 6 ht, atter which a prop°. will be made formallyaccepting them as candidates in the Liberal interest. The Whigs will move that /4r. Car. Williams' neine Le ?ferrel for tee ,n,.deration, es they are anxiis Vint and ken Whii candidate ...