... f . very silperior s0tg, Of tile Aiigus.shire breed, appeared. sch r; toC tirciglil from O- to £2ti per ead.' Thbe supply Whig ?? ti -. 'Swer :l Toti hii hy ciii: o'Ciiek. there were oily 100 sheep ii; tie mn- market, ?? sold at Sih. a heaid, ...

... other vessels are in progress of building, so that we shall soon have a considerable addition to our tonnage. t,* An REr-Tvts Wh/ig suggests that his Majesty's Blirth-dy, (the 23ths May) should be celebrated heee by a public Ihlumination, isi order to enable ...

... as last week,-oats, Its. to 12s. for 15 stone; and bear lod. per stone. . We have received the letter of a ' Consetitutional Whig,' on the sub. ject of the Petition against the Irish Disturbateces Bill, lately presented in the House eof Commons, by Mr Gillon; ...

... xvill becomec payable by British vc;s-i6 trading to Canton, an coltanog acrn or tile Conoolir Eitibthisttiaent rohich, ndler Whig patronage, o to tio inilled11 11 uptlil thatp Int. our itocihattts are itkinft8 nrrattgemitlil for frrirhtigita A mericant ...

... s- uhig palaers deuring the most of his life-time. Mr Dl'Culloch, their inventor, If front his forsaer romatrection with the whig periodical press, has found ready a, means to send them irto perpetual circulatiors in these party journals. With 'Y suchl ...

... Bavrley is Is. higher, Iblut 5ve callnot qulte any al. teratilon onl the griclingiosorts. oar ?? for Peas reaaroil the saine, *whig to a smsall stpply ; Bieanls niust be writtent Is. learer. There is inore life il the Oat trade, alnd thegood qua- lities svere ...

... Justice Perrin held a brief for the qonspirators. Another of the Judges, Mr Justice Crampton, was Solioitor-General to the Whigs, and a man of what are called Liberal opinions. Mr Justice Burton was appeinted, if onr recollection serves, by Lord Melbourne ...

... 2 Whig claims sustained by registering Sheriff .. 14 Added on appeal ..I ,~~~~~~ 15 Deduct re-enrolments . . 4 fi ~~- 11 Majority of Conservative enrolments over Whig . 1.. 1 CIRCUIT COUnT.-The following ...

... the rumours of Ministerial clhanges circulated during the recess are utterly unfounded. Sir James Graham does not join the Whig Ministry. A letter from Paris announces that the electric telegraph from Paris to London is rapidly advancing towards comple ...

... such an ex'pectation atbest a forlor uii hope;, yet. still that furnis'hes no reason~for re laxing in our efforts.' ~'The Whig Minisfty~-by the co~nfession of men of all parties-has a most Irectiriona' tenure of office: .Already the House, of Peers has ...

... assistance of his Ministers, after the most careful deliberation and consideration, including the Secretary of State, Mr Webster, a Whig and a Liberal politician-considered by many the greatest statesman of the agc-[see the Earl of Carlisle's late admirable lecture ...

... Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Newman, whp exchanges; Lieutenant James Atkinson, from the 70th Foot, te.bi 1ieufenant, vice Whig- ham, who exchanges ; Ensign John Shaw Wyllie. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thellusson, who retires. 87th Foot_..Edwiu ...