... church. These are facts enough for the present. DuSlOtt CV,. . Wy,.* Nkw Orleans - ..cincmnaticorrespondeiu of the Boston Whig relates the following incident:—“ Last evening, stepped into barber’s shop, and learned a fact touching slavery, from the lips ...

... has unequivocally pronounced “ for protection ; and the best of the story is, that there “are many converts from the whig and whig-radical “ranks. For instance, Mr. Georce Bruce, of Mil- “ town Castle ; Mr. Prerce of Altamura ; “Mr. Wrixon, of Ballygiblin ...

... Waller had talked of union ; but why, let him ask, had not the reverend gentleman expressed a similar wish for union when the Whigs and Tories were destroying the rights and liberties of his fellow-country- men?—(hear.) When union was really required and ...

... fiftj-one hallo ta. The nnmber of to tea required to form majoritj haa generallj amounted to 113 or 114. Mr. Wanthrop, the Whig candidate, haa never come nearer the number than 103 votea ; and though one of the Democratic candidatea, Mr. J. W. Brown, ...

... every rational man must have long since been thoroughly disgusted with the odious reiteration of these unmeaning nicknames, Whig and Tory. Substantial questiom4 involving monstrous abases c half a century's standing in many of our public institutions, ...

... wrote that most unconstitutional letter which lias brought much shame and di-grace upon his party—that letter which brands the Whigs traitors the great principles of civil and religious liberty of which they have always professed themselves to be ttie peculiar ...

... windows, pisper, soap, malt, and almost every other i lhey product of industry subjected to excise duties by ham and ,tul the whig faction of the aristocracy, who led an ignorant people into wsr and national debt with the delusive cry of liberty on their ...

... The following are the num- ti bers :-236 horses, 381 black cattle, 301 pigs, 150 sheep ael 4 calves, and 1 goat-total, ?? Whig, I ...

... Mao mil the etedetlies et the Is Mesh en the et the sad sat istildelly Si' they Wan *de dety. COI% sad ply. It se sway owe Whig se the Fray is ••••••••1 S. pies • areant of leeredr, it ea. The is ererywhare •• • metal law. AS Toms dm nehMase tees with ...

... Sir Robert and Lady Peel were recently Invited to spend some time at that celebrated centre of Whiggatherings, the focus of Whig influence and intelligence, of party organization and management—Woburn Abbey, we exclaimed to a friend, That is contrived ...

... £ood old cause will ere long triumph. Mean while, the ranks of the Protectionists are daily receiving ecruits from the old Whig party, who are beginning to get alarmed th • revolutionary tendency of the Cobdenite agitation. On the other hand and his ...

... rumours of rclcntings in the Whig campfears of a fixed duly agitate the Leaguersthe scale appears to tremble; he steps forward, and casts his weight into the side of Free-trade. To Messrs. Bright, Cobden, and Co., he says, If the Whig Ministry should fail you ...