... orchards, so that we have a prospect of a good supply of fruit. The flax is coming up beautifully, even, and regular.—Nordiern Whig. The emigration from Waterford averages 800 a Week, by steam via Liverpool to America, not to speak of the large numbers that ...

... on board the Stella, next da?•, and remain in irons till they reached the United States, where they would be tried—Nortarra Whig. ...

... towed into dock on Thursday, crew and passengers well. She is now in the Dry-dock Basin, discharging for repairs. —Northers Whig. A little French brig, the L'Hiver, was lately stranded on the Ski pness shore, but having been gut off was brought here in ...

... believe that Mr. Bell's resolution-I on the ter. ritorial question would have been ri.ferr..d a committee of thirteen, half whigs and half democrat's with Mr. Ciay as chairman. When that affair oceurr,d, au insportamt ameuditieut, moved by Mr. Clay, had ...

... a Government clerk in Canada, whose cause was being pleaded by the Duke of Argyle—son-in-law of the Whig Mistress of the Robes, and nephew Of the Whig Chancellor of Lnncaster—consequently coos:it-German to the whole Cabinet, whom his grace nevertheless ...

... state, also, that the Consul had gut berths for the men in outward-humid vessels, tar which they will be well paid,—Aorthern Whig. Orrasesa.—Monday night, a deadly conflict arose at Ureenhills, in this county, upon the occasion of giving possession of a ...

... person more competent to discharge the arduous and important duties of the office must be found, and that speedily, or the Whigs must be prepared to resign their positions to more worthy suozismors. The evils of the existing fiscal system have become but ...

... either, when this state of things would have caused a perpetual outpouring of all the vials in the Apocalypse on the head of a Whig Ministry; and such, too, would be the case now, nu doubt, had O'Connell been alive, and kept talking of his intention to sing ...

... we can venture to assure our readers that no ministerial crisis will arise out of the subject. Sir E. Buxton is as staunch a Whig as ally in the house, and, however resolute and independent he may be at slavery meetings in Exeter Hall, he is scarcely likely ...

... the latter. Adams was a stout young man, hardly able to contend with his more opponent. Baillie was soou after communal to Whig. ...

... A LAKE PITCH. A correspondent of the Tees Whig, at Port of Spain, Trinidad, gives the following descrip.ton of the Pitch Lake near La Urea, in that island;— lumgiue a black surface —a dreary, desolate blac►—spread out to the length of nearly half a wile ...

... error. He says I wrote my History on Whig principles. Had be said Radical priwiplea, I should not have winced, though I really endeavoured to write it on the principles of truth and knowledge of the subject. But for Whig principles ! God save the mark never ...