... sir, it is the opinion of many people who view the case on its meri like the Spectator * an exact neutrality between the Whigs and Tories” thay the introductien of an elective principle into the tration of charities will be a source of s and will result ...

... M.S. Raleigh, seriously wounded. Lieut. Henry J. Savill. Slightly Wounded. Captain Edward H. Gamble ; Fleet -sar 'eon W. R. Whig, Midshipman Arthur S. Chambers^ Gunner Thomas Berridge, all of ?? Raleigh ; and forty men, slightly woucded. Particulars will ...

... reconciling rival claims for the suc- —TO CURE ECZEMA, SKIN ERUPTIONS, | clockwork into bomb, in a manner whic! h rebuked. Whig discontent will break out. There | impossibili be better to say that | e IRRITATION, PIMPLES, BLOTCHE: experts say shews his ...

... outer ea Is by W deem. Valance. payee ewe _OST. from Copper hell raw WOAD Hew ere es the Dna Bare woes will be peel is Whig. Armes; COI 24 HIGHWAY MAIM IS HEQUESTED /Imelda be tees MA W. H. Avonnt., Poem, Monet dormer. WOWS to Me do al JOSIPH & LOYITT ...

... undoubtedly greater tbao any one of them; and although ba waa opposed for nearly thirty years by a greater man than any of Whig Premiers, Mr Disraeli, the chances ara that will bave left a more abiding impression npoa country. other political opponent ...

... Council wee resided se the 'oat 'till meeting the Council. Ms. Godfery is to reside at Bournemouth, hut is allowed M attend Whig London duties as Olympia, and elwerbere s on Fridays. The amount of the contract for the mat 64.400. two Kahan.—At Chinos: ...

... which he site. To his many difficulties, to the almost impossible teak of keeping the Irish sections. the Newltadicals, the Whigs, the Welsh, and the Littielluglsinders in order and in &operetta' amity, there is sow added so additional burden. Hs is to ...

... possible ranging from 11 to 15 years, awl meraging 12 IS Ismais far Rissikkg. sod 12 uNUasa 8 molar Soimes. 12 do aft two 52222, Whig line Won go oat by en bo BM. lfr. nook .at Swindles Town Club NA WO the referee, MINOR MATCHES AT Sweenios.—The Ili Swish. ...

... Peers BS! in 1846, and indeed without a paralW is say year , f !he vase diatory. In to a reawrkable fact else that not only was Whig prise reeinded, bat • diminishing amply, the quantity resumed as sold at the statutory markets last week being more than 23 ...

... has sympathy with his views on the subject of spiritualism. Miss Dondney has been writing ever since childhood. Mr. Ju stick Whig 11 t will be the Easter Vacation Judge. ...

... after using profane and insulting language, which he repeated a eecond time, said, *' If I were younger I'd give you & horu-whig)ping. The evidence was confirmed by Thomas Perry and Joseph Heatb, who were working on the roads. Mr. Keable, on being cr ...

... views are as mosp , etely out of harmony with the posie Lion of the men who have made modern Radicalism as those of the veriest Whig fruit on the back benches of the Hours of Lords. We turn to Lord Ro..bery. He nor sought the position which the country and ...