... regular Whig nomination mad 8; the | | State for the contest of 1852, and it co toms, tantly one of the most powerful, influential, and respecta n with eld thirteen, Pennsylvania, always considered the | to the arch of the Union. ait. | Whig organs consider ...

... The TwNet, the organ of the Roman Catholic thumb, in *Miele occupying no lees thou fin columns of that paper, aeJ Mailed 'The Whig Conspiracy Unmasked, openly come resistance to the Government bill in the event of it. , beaming law. la almost all pails ...

... suffragists rather let remain than assist tho Whigs toa renewal of wad An educational standard is im the time simply impracticable ; and household 1 without stu such qualification woukd be ever thas universal The Whig project of titerely 1 the standant of with ...

... Wert instal lt, NA la he ebbe their premise& Nasal say pontos is es as alibi be euthdeat blahs the pulite bs the OMR Ai daubs Whig parted hip inn Nan W ' as aam Is ...

... RAR’S York on the 18th ult, we learn that Pennsyly AND | | elected a democratic Governor, by a majority of 20 BARS over the Whig candidate, who also declared for | TION | erate, In South Carolina the Secesstonists have tr | About twenty persons were im ...

... iit to th jans of the and Gee mere eee es thts Wit. was accordingly to th ter of a jobbery are of more importance im the nd Whig Prime than either rank or (to ma sive of his own expressions) “ brilliant » of Ro- ...

... which. as it the ted. • very Megan, effect. bet peas dimes Wend. •ItAiII. LONDON Ana -et afar, ram Mir Warr Irr ▪ qr. arr. wk. Whig rag= ▪ I• Arra- abr. t rim MS I la. Ira bra ea.. N. rat Mr; is MASI Now. MW.IRM. lye --- • • ▪ lasi I I I • $ Arm le t Os Yam ...

... ut litthe kingdom, but no euch measure do we anticipad the Whigs. If they bring forward one at all be a measure bearing the tithe, ‘A Bill for the of | to power of other martin securing the Whigs in and preventi | gaa buw thee estore the nation to prosperity ...

... of the Il actors of that time—such as Bolingbroke, Swift, a on Te and Dick Stecle will play a prominent part. — Le of the Whigs since the passing of thé Bill’ is kept im the back-ground in comsequence of of an unction, by a member of (he Government the ...

... & re hike afternoon. SALE etated that the latter bed refused to om ke new Administration, and these rumours gave such | the Whig that The Herald bas reason te s with that « ee deh ee ete tm TAR GY « ...

... ry of their own have simply resolved to y, and Howse the evidence taken before them. saw all that has been threatened, the Whig | try shrink from the task of interfering with our Ps School system. On Monday night the Premier oot in reply to a question ...

... that the prosat Cabinet cannot hold out till the Easter recess, nest r that is at hand. If so, what has hem 'sized by the Whig restoration to °f®.°, not to power, for of that they seem to be thoroughly deprived / A nen esterdries of the public betimes ...