... the old hero. The correspondent of the Times states in reerence to President Tayloi's successor, Mr. Fillmore, that he is a Whig of the Clay school, and is understood to entertain the highest veneration for this illustrious statesman, whose friendship ...

... The is te aa, od im general is It is im the state in which it was found by the for. ste “miner” who discovered it — Northern Whig. Ve have further of the ay Grouse and deer are state that, to the snow storm ia r, one-half of the birds Courter. be late im ...

... of the Government will be appreciated at its real worth in this country, insert it here as highly creditable to the present Whig Administration:— “On the whole, I must say the Government have acted towards us, ever since our conviction, in fair, mild, ...

... Ministry in power. The Whig. rh i reign is fast. draving to its natural close, ( Ir amidst the general disgust and contempt which- h their, unprincipled, inconsistent, reactionary, he and peddling policy always excites. The Whigs fei and something more ...

... pressing, as to induce the very thing it was calculated to prevent,— a large addition to the Upper House from the ranks of the Whigs. The expediency of such an addition must have been apparent for some time to Lord John Russell and his colleagues ; and no ...

... der Horst, commanded tho left wing, and Colonel yon der Taun, late aide-de-camp of the King of Bavaria, commanded the right whig, the artillery having at its head the Hanoverian Colonel yon V issel. At U n o'clock the corps of yon der Taun, being carried ...

... analagous in duration and prominence to that whioh Walpole filled In the eighteenth century. Bat Whig Walpole was, and thongh be (Mr. B.) had also been Whig, he must say that there was no comparison, but rather contrast to be drawn between Walpole and the ...

... hous nine sears 'hence, he cannot help remembering tbat Jie owes it to the Whigs; and even. Royalty is not 'ungrateful, when it has nothing to fear. !Che readiness of the Whigs to secure his good '1 vill, while he was 'yet but a little bby, will assure ...

... their own- Never destined to figure in story; They shed not a tear, and they heaved not a groan, But they burked them alike; Whig and Tory ! Counter-Irritation. — ls there any other little ar- ticle we can show you to-day, Sir] Sentimental Young Lady ...

... at Discount in Ireland. — The intelligent Quaker, whose notes on the state of Ireland occasionally appear in the Northern Whig, h&s just taken a tour through Ulster : — In all the districts, he says, through which I travelled, and among all the ...

... cabinet ; and that the policy of the new government, as well as of the president, will be more in harmony with that of the great Whig statesmen aud leaders in Congress, Mr. Clay, Mr. Webster, and their associates, than was the exclusive policy of the late presi- ...

... and that the policy of the new govern- ment, as well as of the President, will be more in har- mony with that of the great whig statesmen and leaders in congress, Mr. Clay, Mr. Webster, and their associates, than was the exclusive policy of the late President ...