... had cl.*ed. au-i .hiattempt to open the *:a*e again, the clerk of the peace discovered that tne petitions were against the whig police act being enforced. This course excited great laughter in the court, the withdrawal of the petitions the honourable ...

... subjeeta. This sad state to be In. But what we write are the words of unchallengeable truth. The country fast going to ruin. The whig party have experimentalized upon it to such extent, that erime cruelty, and poverty present a formidable appearance, while ...

... Bishop o» Hodor and Mao, them elected hnd»op (be l.ichHeld. Birmingham.—Meaar*. M'tnlz aud St'irgc, radicals, aud Mr. Allan, ’'a whig the old school,” are al present the only candidate* for the representation of Birtninghatn, racaut the of Mr. Attaoial. It ...

... be crowded with converts. As far as the counties are concerned, the anti-corn-law agitators have decided the fate of every Whig-Radical candidate at the next election. In addition to these causes, we might enumerate the general depression under which ...

... us to take a s ,;glance at tne present position of our country and ualts future prospects. We have had several years of ,„,,Whig rule, and we have seen its ruinous effects upon Our social condition, our national institutions, and our trade and commerce ...

... different centuries, a thing never witnessed, perhaps, since the time of the patriarchs. DR. BOWRING.—That well-paid, shallow, whig-radical quack, Dr. Bowrin g , w h o h as too l ong b een q uartered upon the public for doing worse than nothing, threatens ...

... striking difference between us. t0 I've many revolutions'knownI tI But never yet have chang'd my tone. Ul I'm not Tory, nor yet Whig, hi Nor care for polities a fig. h As for my creed, all I sball say, m Is, that 1're sezdota gone astray, al Blit sis atta ...

... 3d December, Mr. uat King, President pro tem., in the chair. in. Lt is said that the Whigs, with the Georgia and New CsQ tut Jersey votes, claimed and adopted as Whig votes, have a sag non inal mnaority in the House of Representatives. lie The Senate of' ...

... now becomes us to take a glance at the present position of our country and its future prospects. We have had several years of Whig rule, and we have seen its ruinous effects upon our social . condition, our national institutions, and our trade and commerce ...

... misgoverned. We do not exempt Tory administrations from this charge ; but we confidently assert that the colonial policy of the Whigs has been infinitely more ruinous in its consequences. The Mauritius is also a highly important colonial possession, the trade ...

... break downoftesa Whig aseassirt,aiotahle ?? of one framnedin ignornelies, and folly. !a-u thousand tines luore objectionable thani thepe Cor sent ?? Mail. ('Nouem~ber.) line Our strong conviction, however, ig. thiat ithe aristocracy. vau Whig nd Tory, having ...

... ballot will thrown out a»“lub* to the whale.and that under the combined influences of these moral and elevated motives the whig* will risk then last chance upon general election.— Gln*gnw Courier. Awfully Death —On the (iraud lii ion Hallway, there was ...