... the same texture as that of the real notes, and the minute engraving in the body of the note is coarsely exocuteill.—Northern Whig. ALI DE —The following salutary provisions appesr in an act of the last session (lath and 1.1 th Victoria, chap. 9:O That when ...

... effectuaby preserved than by any other course ; and at the worst two et three policemen in the neighbourhood, which the beggarly Whigs refused to retain, would have quelled any disturbance. and prevented the assaults from having been committed. Every one here ...

... TENANT RIGHT. An a .1 ~ ! ?? (From the Catholic Wamardt). The Whig government, speaking through their Viceroy, have declared against the rights of the Irish tenantry. Lord Clarendon has came out strongly on the subject. In this the noble earl is, it must ...

... and the fugitive slave bill formed the chief object of excitement amongst the advrx•ates for the abolition. The election of a Whig mayor at Baltimore had led to desperate rioting in that city, in which two persons lost their live,. The parties whose lives ...

... ourselves that we held in our hand the official organ of the Whig party-of the pro- fessing friends of civil and religious liberty, and the special organ of the man who represents in Ireland the great Whig party of England. We asked our- selves was it possible ...

... It plain, however, that the agitation, adopt the expressive phrase used by the writer in the Whig in another sense, is producing its natural effectfor the Whig, giving up assault. fpeaks almost in express term* of the necessity of legalising the tenant’s ...

... will mu disappear Is a salter ranee of prophecy than reasoolog: we 'ye without dart neither Whig. me Teen. give us thy. Whig bed, Tory Is worse Tory le bad. Whig I. won, What, then, are we hound to do with regard to einigratthe We an: ender whom obligation ...

... people in a national effort to repel the threatened invasion no difficulty will lie in the way of their success. It was the Whig Ministry that foiled the noble blow for freedom struck by the people of Rome, and permitted a replacement of the Papal despot ...

... will give lod for the to the sx- f.e sod Co# ,f the damask tarers to preebvral of tho was unavoid•solved by tha • admitted*for Whig. accounts rethat the lom of much greater the list of paaof sated, >eri.«hed, and it The ill-fated ►ckH, has sank jr alarming ...

... by stating that there was unscrupulous tool in the North, called theA'yrMcrn Whig, And that it called themembers of the Tenant League a band of bedlamites.” He advised the Whig and allits southern sympathisers let them (the League) alone, lest, perchance ...

... will point to that Black-bourne we whence no Whig returns. It requires no stretch of fancy to suppose him inquiring, Why, my lord, I Bi eag understand that neither of these gentlemen are he known as Whigs, and of course the facts will st, only enable ...

... distribution bilk the fortification bill, and the appropriation bill, were thus at the eleventh buur summarily disposed ot. The Whigs are still up in ar.ns against the slave which has already been acted upon, one* in New York. ones in Hamburgh. In both cases ...