... dollar 60 cents was generally 03 ed r. Flour was at 9 dollars to IS donors 75 cents, according to quality'. The Richmond (Va.) Whig of Mondiy quoted corn scarce and In demand at 80 ceuts; oats at 90 cents to 95 for red, and *Ad , ' - 1 teats for white. Itl ...

... jieniling struggle for them to concede or •verl row:dile. A temperate and peaoslul e, on the other nonii, can hardly fail of Whig heard not, r-oap c , , aletit ion, and friendliness. If our j clad, after such consideration as their moderate. Ofv, deserve ...

... bbed th tremor ; as tbse, - IN et Ws bee Wheat the blenet et Ineelme, mod the be cflbut The side than secretes; at of there Whig so two of marriage, the was to revert to her own misismallamw To this Mat ear here dam, pleading ha La the newly la sewn objections ...

... ilease of U vieiburg may le exhausted, and the property of will seam have disappeared, sad what 1 Ten siepenny weeklies, both Whig lel Tory, ia eberus at the return of Mr o.x we Their unaei nig is as striking a. it is rare and is ifying. attack, with irepsrtial ...

... not se such to preference for his opponent as to a determination on the part of the eleeton to rid of the dominatim of the Whig clique which has so long held sway over their borough. Tin Mex;ean difficulty •111 liss solveci. Marshal Serrano, the Spanish ...

... announces that the Congreo sinnal Committee of We a Means has resolved to raise 150,000,000 dole, by dozing the present year. The Whig, alluding to the sinking of the stone elf Charleston, eke:— The Nenh has talon the first towards making the harbour of teellent ...

... Southampton Water for their of hide-andseek. Earl Russell has laid down a series of rules to be observed during the American war, whigs apply equally to ships of war and privateem. No easel of either belligerent will in future be &Bowel to remain in any of her ...

... order to place the detestrel prince in an odious light. The • extinst the prince had reached its acme at this p.pj.oi, when a Whig ministry had satained power, and public ioaults to the prince were no rarity. lie wit known in England as the leader of the ...

... being filled up by a merchant and chairman of the Lincolnshire Railways and Great Grimsby Docks. His opponent, Mr. lineage, • whig squire and nonentity, • mere vote, left Lincoln to contest his old seat, Great Grimaby, and waa succeeded in Lineoln by a Liverpool ...

... London, it having been established in 1;70. or a long period It took the lead of the other jourrels, and represented the Whig party anti Whig polities with great ability and leelity. The paper declined radually in influence from IMO till abut twelve years when ...

... than the Times, and in the time of Charles Jamest Fox and the Whigs, au organ of great power and influence. Perhaps it attained its highest eminence when Holland-park House Wali a groat Whig and literary focus, arid Tom Moore buret on the world of London ...

... thews beth hewn .I. ratmaitetorT. Mt that cl,twent in vcbool aastraction, ler ID INNS • thild •• Prot, .h.dt Dot would as MO•Whig htto sang eiotoly, for wet • Oak • peenow's it w.ty le•aar. Glita MOW et the the (eh arc,,. fir all the lethe, le the rerun ...