... lb. *l. Alb.u'i Inquiry, ul.la, ,h. airf«»bl«..l | of that notorioua borough, Whig agent awore that every W ahoaid dlningulah b«t»Mn enlilvtud land*, (batata laada, borough io the kingdom waa guilty of aiaailar practicea I and waata hi.declared, ...

... replies to an article of tho Northern Whig, which i has been quoted in a number of journals, in which it • was sought prove statistically that crime hail increased ,,c ’ : progresa of the revival movement;— I Has tho Whig ascertained this very pertinent fact—as ...

... liahelieve. Imped the deuire for inquiry luluthesu woeaoea did not spnug from with to cloak the f»ct (hat a system corruption. Whig .Minister* one aide and Irish member* Hie other, had. lor aeries of yasrs. kepi Hie former in power; ami proleaied against ...

... not superior, to any otlier in the market. Hold by all Grocera. Shipping Ordera promptly executed. SOLE AGENTS FOR SCOTLAND WHIG T & CRICHTON, Tea, Cokkke, ani» Mkkchanth, 5, CilOV I’LAC'E, OLAWjOW. ...

... lest favour the South. The Old Whigs also have eonie to life again, and are day to nominate their candidates. The Republicans, to whom the Whigs siinviwlercd only month since, have selected their candidates from both Whigs and Democrats, and have planted ...

... obliged again, and it will for the laat time, to give moat tinqualifiod denial t*> the .Utoment. made in a letter aigned “A Whig of and publiahed in /Jody The writer renow. tbo made last week that journal, aud refuted by u» tlw —namely, that there been ...

... , and with so little regard to party interests that Admiral Sir Charles Adam, formerly sea Lord of the Admiralty under the Whig (rovernmeut, was placed at the head of the list, and tbe Commission proceeded to examine with great fairness peraona of different ...

... list of the more prominent political |«rtie* now in vogm» in the fiutol Stat,m i« frum Nr ...

... —and, by fraud, in many months, - the foreign vote was a great element elections, which very often recur. As our old parties. Whig and Democrat, were often very nearly balanced, their success depended upon which could gain, or buy, the foreign voters. These ...

... has been considered necessary in conseiinuncu of the increase of church-going people during the “revival movement. Iteljost Whig. John Mitchell, the Irish exile,” writing from Paris, scouts the idea that the Emperor of the French intends invade England ...

... Meantime, reviewing this story, as generally adopted by the learned literary scandal, one demur rises up. I>r. Parr, lisping Whig pedant, without personal dignity or conspicuous power of mind, whs frequent and privileged inmate .Mr. 1 Primed and (biblished ...

... Prosperity of Ireland,’ lauds the of religious bigotry, and retires to compose a pamphlet, for Exeter Hall. And then, I amid Whig coteries and contented toadies, who ate satisfied with their gains, (he country is forthwith proiiuiinccd prosperous, content ...