... hope will be properly appreciated by the individuals who were so misguided as to disturb the peace of the community..—Northers Whig. REDUCTION IN TIIE DITTY ON SPIRITS.—The new duty'oommenced on Thursday, and is 7s. per imperial gallon on all spirits made ...

... their inlmls to this, mid have fought the'' good fight without flinching. This, it is to be lamented, they have not . doue. Whigs and Tories, ins and outs, have fellow-feelings on this subject: call people 'what you will—put them in opposition as much as ...

... Abingdon. Mr. Itart Davis retires from Aliitol ; the present candidates are Mr. Bright (one of the sitting Members), in the Whig, anti Mr. J. 8. Harford, 'son-in-law to . Mr. Davis t Lord Granville Somerset, Mr. Wallace, and Mr. W. Peel, in the Tory interest ...

... Thursday. 300 I 103 183 Friday. 274 261 TaucoLn—Tkursday.—ln the present election Mr. Fazakerley eametorward on the old Red Whig side, under the recommendation Of the Monson interest, which is extremely popular. A requisition afterwards induced our neighbour ...

... ever yet known. The struggle will-chid lie between the friends of Sir R. Vivian, and Mr. Pendarves, (t11:e latter is on the Whig-Radical interest.) Mr. Tremayne is a his sent.—The Sir Francis Drake steam-packet is engaged to convey voters for Sir It. Vivian ...

... of Ministerial candidates. This Is certainly one of the signs of the times, and is so unusual an occurrence, either under a Whig or Tory Administration, that we cannot help forming sanguine anticipations of better days, of purer principles, and of more ...

... heard, ,At length he prtpared to give the signal, paused, and then dropped it. The akin was leo renderer the state of his Whigs, for he feinted, and towards one Shie as the drop descended. Ills struggles Were brief. The crowd Was Imniettse.tihttrittO ...

... .-..i..--.. We regret that the Northern Whig, a valuable Irish Papbr, has undergone a iemporary suspension, • owing to an action against it for libel, in which the Editor, Mr. FINLAY' was cast In heavy damages, and in consequence now lies is prison. ...

... testimony of the . I , ll %er kti i t , . d !eft it to the Jury to say to which side they would h' •Jer Su r . Y rehired, and after Whig absent about a quarter of : ' returned with a verdict of Gully against both prisonerp. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. .1.- ...

... Let those who will not exert themselves to procure their freedom be, as they deserve to be, slaves. -,- In .an independent Whig Journal, The Seeman, from whose Editor we should have expected better things, we find the following choice sample of mischievous ...

... The men, It Is true, are Whigs—profaised friends of the people and of liberty ; hut if their actions are evil shall they not be exposed ? The Tracks' Newspuper owes them no debt of gratitude, and it shall nnt spare them, Whigs though they be; its object ...

... known to every reader of law proceedings as an eminent barrister, and to every reader of speeches in the House of Commons as a Whig, thought proper to make a speech the other day, in the case of BOURKE versus CLEMENT, or some other person, in which, because ...