... vote of thank, wee aoooriod to those who hat provide d the toe. and who hag token part in the entertainment. The Chairman 'Whig that the hole had been renderad by native talent, and one of the audience remarked that Hampton was looking np. Too much ...

... In the accounts of the meetings in that dietret if there was one thing which pleased him more than another it was to has Whigs and Tories on pla tonne together, with the view of doing what was best for the rate; ayers, al differences being sunk, and ...

... political malt r what. ever was to be considered. It was of the greatest impo-tanee that they should have the best man, wh. thee Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, Radical or o'herwise. They welted tome good man to repreeent their interests locally who ...

... WINWOOD'S WORCESTER DEPOSITORIES. REMOVING OR WAREHOUSING FURNITURE, PICTURES, PIANOS, LUGGAGE, Lc. W. WIN WOOD & SON respectfully Whig rlauptelies of Wiz Premiss the by Room say Oro desirous of warabotierag their property, sod el Voir berm for (WINO, &a, with ...

... varied week Mr. Wilts should have achieved the lumen in teaching in the night soh* 1 which he has In the past redounds greatly Whig credit. The Bengeworth Night Bohool is preotimilly a free inettntion under the same maaarmeat se the Beegeworth National Sabool ...

... 'emerald Lord Hart:aeon, Wreathe a large meeting at Norwich on Hotheadey, raid he hoped the time would be fir distant when the Whigs would oceiseat ta be swamped by unmitigated Toryism, or permit themselves to be emerged in what be would never admit to be ...

... THE BRA DFORD-1-,RD- In charging the Ore.nd Jaryrt the Wsett Whig Assizes et Leeds, on Ssta.day, Air. OwnsSuiten White, Q.C.. &tutted to the shirrs William Hoven, • Bradford r Amon, who WU charged with tastilstiug • boy, naP4.4 0111, aged ten yews. The ...

... that time till his death in 1049 Peel was in oppaition, but in common with the majority of the Tory party ; he supported the Whig Government in resisting all attempts to restore Protection. Peel was injured by a fall from his horse en Joe 29th, and died ...

... Pahnerstonian Liberate. Sir John Potter and Mr. James Aspinall Termer, who not only received all the Conservative votes, but the Whig vote also. The remit of this coalition was thst Mr. Bright and Mr. Gibson were defeated. Mr. Bright was at Nioe, and he wrote ...

... removed time and tempemememi w Hoppner tied Mr. Etnakin. The former wants Regal to contribute to the newly-founded bat the Whig post absolutely declines.tr.= writing sea young man to an older one, is full grained* for the splendid books which Rogere's ...

... mash ae saying else, instead of their trying to stake their taffeeass felt. They set down and blamed the whether they were Whig or Tory, sad always blassittheir reptesentanym : but he thought it would be very mash better if they put the saddle on the ...

... TERMINATE. THOSE Persona au ff arinr from Corns, Bunions, or Deformed sod in-growise loe thm., hay. now • remedy at hand of Whig eared of these painful incree• muses; sad se the bet weather is font approaching, when tie Inman foot biomes somewhat a:panda& ...