... ultimately the candidate for the Whig party. Mr. Winthrep, was inJueeJ to withdraw in ort:er ths; a new be adopted, and a new attempt made to AAA:till ut tuThrity. No advantarzo, however, was gained by thin poicy, for the Whig concentration was rather than ...

... candidate, had on the first trial 103 votes out of 221,111 being required; and Mr. !LOA. C. Winthrop of Massachusetts, the whig candidate, formerly I speaker of the House of Representatives, had 96. His supporters stuck to him throughout, but could ' ...

... or only a tub to the whale, are questions which we will not undertake to answer, though we cannot help confessing that Whig shiftiness in general, and Lord J. Russell's ideas of finality, in particular, cause us to entertain very serious misgivings ...

... northward. 11 bitable, Dec. XL—The nem of Faversham this looming, and suamiued sums damage to ma cabin deck. Dee. 30.—The Wanarm of Whig., &sham to London, was marl , loot on the brr morning. A hrig has also lean lust ttere. 1 drowned. bliiford, Dee. 36.—1 t has ...

... Blastyris paid • visit to the roots in the came of the day, sad purchased liberally. The Marchiesass of Douglas, who had purposed Whig present, sent as apology, is consequeuee of iudispositiou, but forwarded a bandsdnas contributieu iu aid of the funds. The ...

... that his constituents might know how be voted. Mr. Duet said that the resolution of Mr. Brown, in effect, called upon the Whigs to make an unconditional surrender. lie would vote for anybody but a dieunionist to occupy the chair. A Voice—There is no such ...

... cannot but prove beneficial to the community at large, Mid particularly to the unemployed fishermen along this coast —Northern Whig. SALMON Ft.HINO9,—The salmon fishings belonging to the town of Ihrolf, were let on Saturday last, to Mr. Hogarth, the old tenant ...

... Subsequently to that date various ballots were held, but without any definite result ; and ultimately the candidate fur the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopted, and a new attempt made to obtain ...

... that his constituents might know how lie voted. Mr. Doer said that the resolution of Mr. Brotrn, in effect, called upon the Whigs to make an unconditional surrender. He would vote for anybody but a disunionist to occupy the chair. A Voice—There is no such ...

... by the publisher, Mr. M‘l'hun of Glasgow, with several improvements, which very much increase Its value.—Belfast Northern Whig. This new effort on the part of Mr. llPPhun to furnish the public with a Bible at once overflowing with references, elegant ...

... moment expect. It may be so; but seeing is believing, and till we do see it, we shall not believe it. Your true aristocratic Whig never proposes great constitutional reforms unless he is compelled to do so by a fear of being turned out of office, or induced ...

... classes from the mere malcontents of society. The organ of the Peel party throws out the following significant hint to the 'Whig Ministry : a Then we encounter the question et the suffrage, which will assuredly, before bug, reclaim the prominence it has ...