... Bome Market is, to confer upon ies, which counties ice be, the tie | Northern Whig of rm into an archiepiscopal 80 | markable corroborati th the indignation of the peo ple of Eng: We had yesterday : to be met by the most resol pee eas | » An solute resist ...

... THE “PLEASUR The Northern Whig which we have seen of General Committee of in number, to Balmoral, breakfast by the Prince jesty, on Thureday, the narrative altogether, an by an eye-witness. “ Ateix o'clock shat mural left Aberdeen, ¢! fifty miles, the ...

... be on ineronss. The state elections were over, or nearly so. On the whole, ther are understood have gone favour of the Whigs. The Whig candidate for the mayoralty of Now York had been elected by an unprecedented majority. have intelligence from Hayti to ...

... have been sufficiently criticized both during their tenure of office and since their fall from power. They were Whigs, pure Whigs, old Whigs—all that in the eyes of that exacting community, the Liberal party, is typical of narrowness and ne|>otism. They ...

... FRANCE—THE FLAX TRADE. The Northern Whig states that the French Government has prohibited the export of Flax from that country.— This measure, no doubt, has been caused by the breaking out of war with Russia; and it is a further illustration of the necessity ...

... of the north, our correspondents speak, generally, in the most favourable terms of the prospects of the harvest. —Northern Whig. The Potato Crop. —We understand that the blight has been so prevalent the neighbournuod of Tramcre for the past month as to ...

... finding delusion impossible, our Ministers contemplate the game of extreme and impracticable measure, which our constitutional Whigs cannot consent to. The measure thrown out, of course there would be a period of confusion, and this confusion might possibly ...

... Scott Porter. A series of resolutions in support of the movement was carried unanimously a very large assemblage.—AWf/rern Whig. ...

... TOE GENERAL ELECTION. The Star sums up the result the General Election.— Whigs and Tories are about equal, 300 on each side. There are about 53 Independent liberals, and as they are of more advanced principles than either party, it follows that the party ...

... Mr. Repmonp f firmness, and flavour, the erup in these the necessity for rison with the esculent grown previous to ‘orthern Whig | and the terminus. a fe. ing what alarmists may say to the con-) ae tee | ‘up is housing in fine condition. Employ- The for ...

... ray own particular principles Esacntia’ly—however unpopular the expression may be—essentially, say, they arc 'h -se Whig. The oi Whig principles understood trom the life, conversation, speeches, and character of the mao whose name hear—Charles .lames ...

... an Old Whig State, has done the same. The Southern Fillmore members of Congress are cradnally coming in to the support of Mr. Buchanan, recognising the danger of Fremont’s election and the necessity of united action against him. The old line Whigs” are ...