... - -- The state election in Missouri had proved favourable to the Whigs; that of Indiana to the Democrats. North Carolina has also yielded to the Democrats; Kentucky to the Whigs. From lowa the returns are incomplete. . Amounts from Havannah mention ...

... which he probably exhibited many virtues, and raised up many affections. Louis PmImPPE was a princely Pecksniff, and a kingly Whig. He professed liberal sentiments, and spoke kindly words; but he would act the tyrant to the utmost of his power, and fling ...

... themselves restricted to those already in Parliament in their choice. But the miserable failure of SO many Irish lawyers, both Whig and Tory, who came here with Irish reputations, must indispose us to take men that are untried in Parliamentary life. The Irish ...

... themselves gestrleted to those already in Parliament in their choice. But the miserable failure of 30 many Irish lawyers, both Whig and Tory, Who came here with Irish reputations, must indispose us to take men that are untried in Parliamentary life. The Irish ...

... with many advantages, is also fraught with evils and draw backs. These we *ball take another opportunity of considering. THE WHIG LAW APPOINTMENTS. (From the Daily News, July 12.) The woolsack is no longer vacant. Sir Thomas Wilde has been chosen to fill ...

... Milinis- terial conscience ; but the ngreat Liberal Party still looks with comnplacency onl each successive nuember of the Whig family league, as be succeeds to his share of public emolunent ; alnd, although I we by do means wsish to reduce the salaries ...

... hold or amity ma be had dent 41 . 111116 L mak li g ht if the litit P itt A will to bath caused the of Wool bitterness by Whig Mr a of August woo et Thew to overflow - ea felt his life burden, and resolved to Bat timid to win in of whisk will wait in ...

... the latter case, his motives stand declared, and he is at once cut off from the confidence which made him mischievous. The Whigs have within the last few days converted a suspected journalist into a harmless placeman. For a considerable time Mr. carried ...

... greater accomo- Lation is loudly called for, and more especially is the erection cf a dock required. —..l, 4 restoirChronicle. WHIG OF CLERK OF THE OF COMMONS.—By the death of Mr. Ley, the prine:pal clerk of the Heuse of Ceinnions, a very :important ce becomes ...

... districts, would secure for them the choice all the best and the most willing workmen. The able and intelligent Editor the Northern Whig, Mr. James Simms, of Belfast, assured us that English farmers, possessed capital, settling now in Ireland, might speedily acquire ...

... clear-sighted ard calm-thinking Spectator. The following extract from the leading columns of passionate and not over-scrupulous Whig journal shews the process of illumination to working even within the pomccria of Downingstreet. The Examiner winds up an able ...

... the lasolveut Court. The vacant barristership has been ©onferred upon Mr. Gibson, who seme years ago sat in Parliament the Whig representative fer the boreugh of Belfast. Both appointments are regarded as quite unexceptionable. The lucrative office of ...