... 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 ...

... early yeaterday, a coloured preacher was dragged from his pulpit by lyncheniaud abut dead. APPOINTMENT. The Nort - h - r - rn Whig atatrs •—• that Mr. J. W. Russell has areept.sl pout of Parliasnentary Secretary to the Local tioverninent Board, the having ...

... question. The wet C/1110 on early in the morning, and continued rilinost without cergation until half-past 2, and then, the ground Whig in such an unplayable condition, it Tins decided to abandon the match sltogether. The result was theretore a draw considerably ...

... resolve. At all events, we have before us a highly composite Government, composed of Tory aristocrats, country gentlemen, Whigs masquerading as Liberal Unionists. and one Ex -Radical. (None appointment se may indeed speak with considerable relief. Matthews ...

... without cement; here a bit of black stone, and there bit of white; patriots sod ooortiers; King’s friends and Republicans; Whigs and Tories; treacherous friends and open enemies; that it was, indeed, very curious show; but utterly unsafe touch and unsure ...

... n Mr. has succeeded in placing two beneficial acta on the statute book, say much for his ability. The Tories and renegade Whigs are now combined not only to prevent farther progress bat to curtail the civil and religious liberties which we possess. Union ...

... without cement; here bit of black stone, and there bit ot white ; patriots and courtiers ; Kiog’s friends and Republicans ; Whig* end Tories ; treacherous friends open enemies ; that it wot, indeed, very curious show, but utterly unsafe to tooch and unsure ...