... since 1834, been nominated to commissions by the Duke of Wellington, two only (Licutenants Clitlord and Graham) are the sons of Whig parents. Reidily the right, lion. baronet should bestow upon his Grace one of lis ponderous lectures. I arn, Sir, your obedient ...

... and which ought to be brought under the i unediate notice of the Legislature, -is no doubt it would ?? cvery mencher (wbehoir Whig, Tory, or Radical) ?? plhssiure to see their just clains !3alitded. Bcggleg youl will co:tlune your able ndvoee'ny in sup ...

... Governor Porter has signed his political death-warrant, unless the Whig party are traitors sufficient to take him up as their car~didate for governor. We understand that this is just what the Whigs mean to do. Private letters from' Philadelphia state that Governor ...

... only evenit in the Ameria paptrs r dwelt upon or ?? as Of mnuch imn- ti poitrince is tiie Coniliecticitlection, where I lie Whig or f 11 tricson pirty lhrle eleclted the gover ernor by a miiajority ot 1)( nit 1 5(l)0; a1il also ie * lin1: of their ?? of ...

... now at work in the contest for tihe prcsi. lential chair between the supporters of Harrison and Van Buren. The Harrison, or Whig party, say that Van Buren, with his hard money loco-jbcoisrn and sub-Treasury-bills, has subverted the constitution, and injured ...

... in favourc laying the bill upon the table, were seven Whig oily, chiefly from Virginia, and who have conse quently constitutional scruples. In the Senate, will be remembered that there was not a Whig vot. ?? the bill. Every Loco Foco in the house save two ...

... termination the ostetisible ground for NN ithdrawing tihe deposits, nnd to introduce the low estulblishing deposit banks, the Whigs proposed, on the express ground that the government would ceane to draw their share of profits on the deposit9 that these banks ...

... lhe country laboured was its excessive taxation. He had no confidence whatever in the Whig admi. nistration. He would rather have the Tories than continue the Whigs, whose expenditure, com. prred with the former, was,' he thought extravagant in the extreme ...

... adherents of both parties are of course sanguine, but tile general tone of the press still gives the preponderance to the Whigs, both in the governor's and local elections. Money continued easy, anti little doing. The mer- chants are absent at the watering ...

... persons; and to the latter, almost always by filling the episcopal beuch, without due regard to political con- siderntions, The Whigs, in this prtidcaltr, were not expected to follow thu exaipIC of the Tories. One of the most important ?? ?? from the Reform ...

... seems to promise the closest elcetion ever witnessed, Within the last weck, the States of Maryland and Dclaware have voted for Whig principles by incrcased majorities, as compared with pre- vious returns, while the ComIlmonwellth of Maine espouses the saute ...

... *t toi fatldI terminatinn till within these few days.i l r. 009 aorn, who woas appointed Crown avent oei tlw /iceb' oe he Whigs to power, diicharger, foriten teaU, .1and om hece ?? Lord Advoclso, Ils ?? datn to he entire satisfaction of all thosm! or;icihly ...