... Oh, sad were the Rad and the Whig, Who talked to remarkably big Of the tide of success, When they saw, with distress, The loss of their beautiful Brigg. I Em's Coco•.—GßASltrUt. Coltrotinda.— By , • howl•dge of the laws which covern oho airenalaseol ...

... LAMEST SALE OF ILE. TAIILITS rat WORLD. WATSOWS ILATCDLINS CLZADSZR Is sold only la TABLETS TIM SOAP FOR • TARIM •S BOA? 3• WHIG DI Pei TIM SOAP OR ROT WATER. I • nos. TAB= el SOAP ter Sid sepals SIN pa lb. COLD WATER. ...

... thorn eat te re 15. 11.1111.111118 that wee era the rage IS idle a the set T i t imam • nor selimes eleemeiree The 1.1.111. Whig Ihde te the did set or re Er did ler their fele cs the prield• emberly • la aoll*. rib the seendly 1 114 = pored tbli • WIN ...

... (Bridgwater Athlone), half-backs ; Elitism, P. F. Hwy . 7k, Stevens (Wellingtou), Coles (Taunton), Beiaiegel (Crewkerue), (Whig. water), tiswkina and Oakley (Bridgwater All/ions), forwards. Referee, F. If. Fox (Wellington) ; touch judges, 8. M. J. Woods ...

... SUCCEEDED TOTHE BUSINESS hitherto carried asoby the late Mr. Close, as Auctioneer, Valuer, Comminsion Agent, Ac., and hope, not Whig entirely unknown in the Town and Neighbourhood, by strict attention to business and prompt settlements, to writ a continuance ...

... Jodkowits, u, tbs latter, add this this was unneeded& be then& it coetered ram tickets. He seasiliser • steel In the back ef isd, Whig it to employ am i, cot tbsoullbtbs spree isrp. He this albeit of pew berms two pines It two wire wag mad Oen. He Ise& bits ...

... meeting of and Laity held at Sion College, Thames Embankment, for of forming • Curates' Union and Church Reform Society, Whig Hs object the rano.' of the grievances of the unbenelked clergy, and the sholitieo of each as hinder the work of the Church ...

... .Arabi weather, ae ha not her know. to may hal the wad his the Ito to the Oth February ; bubo@ yek eel weak arWelw hes Mai Whig Itretwa, er esemeq. pawl SI ba bowortr. the wareetegSl atm add et will steam eh be MOM& . to the pries a whist ha croslor so ...

... known as Rae Beyront, and foundered in deep water. The fate of the crew is unknown. The value of the gold—a large portion of whig was insured in England— is about £75,000 sterling. That line full of clothes, no perfectly clean, MATCLILEI3B boa tesd, um ...

... Eibe sigueleill far • tugheet, so bad thelt craft mare eat, and • was Vl r at the time. her shertmed sail she • to ham bin Whig wi s h the gale in the all night. iffis• the East Pier threw out her betting not bold, and the elms the free el the %Mad petite ...

... 4's. After King. Stephen's dismisnal, with 61 to bis credit, the aide fared badly against the bowling of Davy sal Martin, all Whig out for 166. Martin captured five wickets for 18, Davy four for 45. Scores : illtAolll.l.ll Couto,. R. C. stßrathy b Stanger ...

... J. let 1. * Besl, soltaters.Bastort for the ishesr.—Debter v alrained at MO lay the in the of whirl be end that be nos sew Whig at tarmorra Inter. He had the. ft the pest forteleht, ide sem supplying him with reroary funds. He - said lie stock to Hr. ...