... every section of the States yield-* annually large amounts of Albion, By the arrivals from New York we learn that the Fillmore Whigs of Erie County had secured majority of the delegates the county convention Buffalo. Fillmore delegates were elected every ward ...

... instrumnental in earryiog the bill lov‘a- refura of the repres-utative system. Un the resiguation of Earl Grey ‘in August 1834, the Whig Miuistry was modified, anel Viscount Melbourne was raised to the ofice of First Lord of the Treasnry. This Ministry was dis ...

... one ass ever spoke like a man; Lu® hundreds of thoussads of men are daily tulking like asses. y ~Dr Johinsou's Approval of » Whig Whipper-in.—*l ok pred R Ponihs -. 3 A Guod Title.- ‘A New-Ze.sndohief oaintainad thas he had & zood title to his iasd, because ...

... hoped that of lbs European Courts to the appointment of Ibnt Minister might, conjunction with lbs domeatie weakness of the Whig party, yet bring back tbs game to Sir Rehnit . . Tbs excitement King was very great on return of Sir Robert Peel to power. ...

... on foot among the electors Lisburn to entertain their newly elected manber. Mr Jobn*oii S.ay»h, public banquet. The Sorthern Whig* however. states that Hertford’s agent hue refused the use of the Public Assembly lloom of the town for the purpose of giving ...

... successful, owing to the fact that it requires a majority to elect, and that full tickets were nominated by the democrats, the whigs, and the free soilers. have some lato intelligence from Mexico. According the statements of the surveyors, thsre will b« no ...

... can handly be wade to reach, and which can only e remosticd by local legislation asgd the power of pulis opinion - Northern Whig. Tur Crossosit MUsber.—We are given o under. stand that the rm-.m. investigation, hald in Dawn. patrick joil, with respeet ...

... night should receive their su) The Times says this gathering is certainly than obtained by any obher statesmaun, or Lly by the Whig leaders combined.~ . - Tho Hgrald speaks of the nmgnimity which prevailed at the above mutinfi. . The Dailg News says that Lord ...

... police, that still keep the streets, no serions riot to be apprehended.—Aries Letter, The Banner of Ulster and the Northern Whig state tb«.‘ majority fur Mr Smyth 18 votes, G of which havo boon objected to by Mr In^lis—still leaving a clear majority for ...

... was appointed Colonel-in-Chief I of the North York Militia (Ritles), which by his death becumes vacant. In politics he was a Whig, Lut ke | touk no very active part in political affairs, His Grace | moved the address at the opening of the session of 11854 ...

... my own particular principles. ~ Easeatiallybowever unpopular the expreasion may be - essentialiy, 1 luy.fihwfiwoh“’hk‘ The old Whig principles I und ood from the life, conversation, speeches, and character of the man whose name I bear—Charles James Fox. The ...

... bat brotzht aeconoti from Nov York of tho 19th nit. Tho principal politic nawa of inlomt by this arriral tba foil details tha Whig National Coaroiition, whiah wag in Nation. At Baltimore thirty-one bollatiiigo had boon hold op to timo of steamer’s aailiag ...