... Sok& yy tbyesbicu.), lioseur W. 4 A.P. (West sod Day W. D. Ma* Oka Diesb). Mr H. = she Ike by n Latins, did fall fat sea lii. Whig up of We WIM hitt' Os Ommylitee. Mr E. Darr, LP. yeeppelsted Auditor.— Tole cousluded lb. brio% se/ lb. usstier, which lasted ...

... adiewsly alletted wider Atelmerwiet, see sem& eters by espouses Isomped terse. =agrinall bowlers, lbs eftels whisk wle i by Whig players to seer% teems beei Ws It I. b aped ON the wombs tolbi aawite area will that time wit bona Theft la mi.. Rule [IL tee ...

... Ship ce!, Hrighlon, and IbL’, Qucen's-road, ila.»ting-i. Advances at Moderate Intekest. Forms by post oron appHcation. C. R. Whig nr, s . ut.u »•. ...

... in Mr. Chamberlain it was who initiated the conspiracy against it. He bad little trouble with Lord Hartingtou stolid sort of Whig, mistaken, strangely enough, for a strong man; but that he should have captured John Bright was the queerest start of all, ...

... RULE. To the EDITOR of THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. Si►g,-With the lack of faith and of imagination that distinguished them, the Whigs of a generation back severed, strand by strand, the rope that boL-:••d our Colonies to us. There are but two strands left— ...

... - dini - ZWl;;Wara - aWen:. 1 , b. ,yliete %b. 'aria 1 % net, I. H. l tome, so awl Cleterlt.trt..l: I t amberaell. INA! ) . Whig( I A - Illr i:irl Zjantiar haninavell as I wo : wasaa.n. M. • wad.- I I /1/. MIIII•liDAI. I ',p.n.., .. C.noberwell.n.ad. ...

... bolus • elope bormmtelly, sad, altogether, proved fevour d the bowlers, who made moat enoclleset um of that/ opportunity. The Whig club lad the two, sad to take the field. The others' batting, with the a:caption of (II), was ledlerreet Mews. Parson ailed ...

... plosion is askin g him Beams the epee. —The mks wan neeived. said it gave hiss pest plossows abe present that day. The eel/ Whig .he that he had sot Men stir ben Menlo front the West with him. bid lie el Faster .armed to drive drat bum lords& Ni *mil to ...

... SPECTACLES IS REQUIRED, AS, UNLESS THE SIPIeTACLFS ADOPTED IX ear? FiRST INSTANCE ARE EXACTLY SUITED TO THE Eves,Mrsemar t 4 DOSE WHIG!' AITLRWARDS PE RCI:KUIRD. BROWNING'S SYSTEM Ofr SUITING THE SIGHT has posed sucresst,; u lime many sutgeonisculists have ...

... the people. The old Whig method of moving little by little, and lowering the franchise bit by bit, was flung aside. It was to put a premium on agitation. DISRAELI saw only too clearly that the weak resistance of the Constitutional Whigs of the RUSSELL type ...

... swallowed whilst they were still leavened with Liberalism; but now that be is the Duke of Devonshire and • Whiggest of the . Whigs, only a hard-shell Tory can digest them. Last night at Edinburgh his main attack was on Mr. Gladstone for endeavoeiug to pass ...

... Thera may Le romans why - son who sells at tiro pounds mantles mode uy Mary Anne Ellis at a peony could hot oouseicutioutly Whig hiumolf to settle lot Lill Out of court; but so tar they are I- tkrd in lint OWII virtuous bosom. He disputed this claim because ...