... benefitted everyday by sir tire Church, and tihe Church is insulted every day by the State. And it is this Whig policy-(mind you gins print that) Whig policy I repeat,-that extends its bane- tia tnl influence even into Wales. Free the Anglican Lo Branch, ...

... W. W. Wynn, Esq. MAl. Cain Parry appeared for the Conservatives, and Mr. Samuel Williamson for the Whigs. The Conservatives struck off 34 uend the Whigs 8. The Overseers of Flint were fined £2 each for omitting to publish the list of borough objections ...

... Sovereigns to reply to these manifestoes with. grape shot-tle only arguments with which revolutionists should be treated. The Whigs said it was not necessary, 2nerely as every faction not in power takes the opposite side of every question from the one that ...

... tweedle dam and tweedle des; and nice indeed must be the discrimination that can distinguish wherein they generically differ. Whigs and Tories! ye are verily and indeed very much alike, especially the Whilgs, who would try and persuade every man that there ...

... villages, anti of' course a dlue lroplrtitna of pattperism t t al id supositt the poor lasv to be puit itt its operation, itS all Whig legislamtioas must of necessity s he, tthe plaules are only the vorn-oat apetatives tam ot U- t fortunate speculators, Wvhtt ...

... representatives from WI Ce dice non sleeve-leoldirug States. Of the nine from thae slave- 1 eS holding Stcctes, six were given by Whigs, and ticcee by Domeo- re tI, crats. Of tlce 95 noes, 27 are from non slave-lculding~ States T :0 and 68 from elavoicolding ...

... straigitfolard and lhonest; he had no wisi or talen t to deeeive, ;and thloughl we never can account for a soldier being a Whig, whlen we recollect the factious conduct of that party during the war, and bow they sacrificed the interests of the army to ...

... and self-respect of every member of the Go- a a vernment. It is characterised as a return to the old family policy of the Whigs; and a call for ex- planation is made, on the ground that we are in- _ volved in a great war, and have a right to know ...

... elsewhere. It is very certaits 1i- that by a vast majority of the sincere followers of her cons- he munion, the accession of the Whig leader to his present mn lie position a-ill be bailed as a guarmntee that in any future ti' so enlai-gement or more extended ...

... gold mines leave been devoted. The Know nep Nothings, it appears, have got the money. No wonder that, dis' together with the Whigs, with their pockets lined with British qui gold, they have been enabled to carry the municipal elections bee in New York, ...

... the city of Canterbury whenever it shall please the 1-louse of Commons to permit the writ to be issued; they a embrace two Whigs, two Liberal Conservatives, a Tory, and a Peelito. The following is the ?? WIn. Somerville, P Bart,, ths Hon. George P. Smythe ...

... Poelite; Sir NV. Somerville, Whig; Mr. C. Al. Lush- ear. ington, (son of the Right lHon. S. R. Lushington, who represented the city for nearly twenty-years), Liberal-Conservative; Air. C. Parton Cooper, the Chancery Q.C., Whig-Radical; and Mr. ase Acimuty ...