... qpnelers a to a hunis el whole essenvnides—is te us so it swum ef inn repulsing sines it banns that nosy he wen hungry are new Whig bd. Nee en we tent. lied at the of a epos our steak et geld. what we do leek ups with et is this—the it on whale peps. hesseeing ...

... political capital is of ¢ o too valuable to be left to the' uninitiated vulgar to ?? 0 work. Better to lease it immediately- out to whig o011 and tory companies, in order to their extracting and vlla smelting for their own benefit the precious ore. Tl o VWhat ...

... the se signatures. Amongst the most recent [lO 4 O Dig) , 1:) f Lord Kinsale, Sir Percy Nugent, M.P. le Sir W. Barron, M.P. (Whig) ; the of the ' t D Rliard• emfanaghy, and several other boards Sir W. Verner, M.P., and Sir E. da o o ' It iti,y th e ' e ...

... insallowilli far mimeo, for we have here up disk et goetwiers. The only political is ono as The lilel•administeedes of the Whigs; whisk mush thusas awmavid lir thoughtful attendee et these Chusehmea whe t rpodiage for the int time Is their are sazieusly ...

... Representatives. having resulted in giving the lion. Howell Cobb, democrat, a plarali7 of two over the lion. Robert C. Winthrop, whig the former by a special vote was declared to be oily eltcted. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. New To::, Dic. 26.-I'li:claws then ...

... back, and it was found that Plutus, with his bags of gold, would have better represented their aspirin.; aims than, either Whig or Tory. Oh ! some one might say, such boroughs as Leominster would not come into the category. Our calculations regarded only ...

... hung back, and it was found that Plutus, with his bags of gold, would have better represented their aspiring aims than either Whig or Tory. Oh! some one might say, such boroughs as Leominster would not come into the category, our calculations regarded only ...

... mine of political capital is too valuable to be left to the uninitiated vulgar to work. Better to lease it immediately out to whig and tory companies, in order to their extracting and smelting for their own Nuefit the precious ore. What a warning is here ...

... opposing the Whigs— and I wss one of his most strenuous and sincere supporters — he asserted, in his celebrated Tamwotth manifesto, that no farmer could grow wheat under 5Gs. or 58s. per quarter. (Hear, bear.) Upon this principle he turned out the Whigs', who ...

... It will be seen from the following letter which Lord Neleon reddresse I to the morning ministerial organ, that the favourite Whig system of enormous lying is once more in active operntionl Sir,— I was much surprised to find that in the Times of Saturday ...

... 'es carry the day, Mr. Cobb (Democrat) was elected by Lry a majority of only two over the next highest, Mr. ior er- Winthrop (Whig). The vote stood Cobb-102, Win- ar. throp 100. c1 The President's Message was delivered on Mon- he day. It is generally considered ...

... and tenant farmers. Amongst the most recent signatures are those of Lord Kinsale, Sir Percy Nugent, M.P. (Whig), Sir H. W. Barron, M.P. (Whig) ; the Ballina, the Demfanaghy, and several other boards of guardians. Sir W. Verner, M.P., and Sir E. Synge ...