... Once afterwards Chadwick appeared have a good chance, bat his final effort was very feeble. The Everton van then got on the whig, Bell nisely taking the ball up the right. At the corner he was robbed Orr, but whipped m and centred, screwing the ball in ...

... LOADING FOREIGN. Tail OAT= AT TOO COD 00 YRS TO Till DAYS WHIGS TON FOS LOADING ADELAIDE I ebs, Th.. boas, J. Doele 0 re, 29 re , &oaf/abb. J. Deal*, CJ .9 Dec AFRICA, W.C., AO. B. q.t. (o). B. d.. 0 der, Densea C 19 Dec FasolS. (a). Pe els el. Bads- ...

... to alga their taste to wh0..•1 entice it had be right to claim the attestics of th. Bond. are. 1..100 Mid after the Clock'. 'Whig, he withdre. that portaco of hi. resolution. Mr. C B. Darin mid that being so , be had ant re much olinties to offer, although ...

... tvat thffictala feel it would one,. to `i the Id. an, thing like official 'support. Th.• might slim.te that section of the Whigs .00.deepote have been out to them. still proton loyalty to Gladatuniens. It I.ladeed their attitude .inch is the eau. of the ...

... le seed that the feel It mould be exceedingly eV. the idea asythlag like eupport. Thli alight allevate Owl watioa of tier Whigs wbo.deopite rebuffs which bens meted out to than. still prang loyalty to It inhaled their stilted* which Lew of the Olaidstionlea ...

... the Core Laws. There were no than the followers of Sir Robert Peel. There were no enthusiastic adherents then in • defunct Whig Ministry. On the contrary, the right honourable baronet, the Member for Carlisle (Sir James Graham) came forward threw bread ...

... COMMERCIAL HINT (corworn) Whig artieleartgeli krie tbe «Newora topla. mils et be fogad Wiwi* seysikellsoNisa, Marta Me of Deemoserlismallie ibis% ari-litalks& Omerold tabula 'Mona sr OMENS eists--lIM vimiss. simmit. Is A, eadmm ot enemint c___ _4 Wm ...

... CALCUTTA. DIRECT, VIA Sun Meet. Tose Oadweeder. tALGERIA —4610. J. Mee —Thor.. zee. 6 will be be be tam to grant Dosinber of Whig. Odom tete, id. es& itevarahre Doak, Is owe loeltoots. riots. ar et the Omen ere ee6 to is.., damage doley is loedag, diehangs ...

... hi OF THE 01:WHIGS/RA. lst violins: Messrs. R. Lawson, W. Robinson, and W. Dickinson. 2nd violins: Messrs. R. Malt. land, I. Nelson, T. Parkinson, and lIJ. Law. Viola: Mr. W. S. Burns. Violoncello: Mr. W. Ramsay. Contra bass: Mr. J. Armstrong. Flutes: ...

... pure article to good on:10111W ; sot that the Act oas carried oat thoroughly. eud they would otter ieju(l se Lomat under by %Whig. them, hear.) lie Act worn for the good of Immure. sod out for the many of Wheat wen. (.Ipetsuo; lir 11x1. U 11,0.4 °if utufly ...

... parties at Crewe Hall. The late baron had a peculiar nervous dread horses. Another correspondent writes: —Lord Crewe was old Whig, who, like tlie late Lord Redesda-le, wore tail-coats in -the day. Lord Houghton was a constant guest his house, and Bishop ...

... Lord Lovelace, who died an Friday in his 89'h year, was at one time a very I•slous =uppotter of the more advanced wing of the Whig wiry, and his (stint., Lord Xing, was one of the ern Peers who professed Radical minions. Lord Lovelace Pectived an Earldom ...