... major ty tiud Protcctioiiists Peelites Whig- In the second majority— Protectionists Peebles Whigs the iir>t minority the relative proportion' stand— Whigs Peebles , , , Protectionist ' In the second minoritv Whig* ' 7 Peelite* Let those elector* throughout ...

... governor : Boutwell, democrat Phillips, free soil .. -- Briggs, Whig 64,166 57,364 Total coalition majority 6,802 If the people, therefore, vote as they did at the last election, Mr. Winthrop, the Whig candidate, will be defeated, and Mr. Boutwell, the candidate ...

... in the morning press ; there is not one of the journals that assimilates so nearly to the Whigs as the Post-- indeed it maintains that the principles of the Whigs and the Conservatives are now all but identical, with the exception of free-trade. We repeat ...

... CRICICZT. A was played oa mood. is Jose 211 ed, between eleven of raverdsass and et the Whig We were phased to see is present is the seaside, ; there some very good play too both sides. The h tbe awe:— ...

... Radicals by the promise of Parliamentary Reform. But for all this they are doomed men. The day of retribution is coming, and the Whig party ere long must finally broken up. great constituti' party is silently forming that shall lean for support not on some ...

... Ilgence ol considerable ii.lerest- question of the Tariff protection native manufactures, and the s i:;o«s or I* T t-.e various Whig lleraocratic condidaies State elections in progress, formed the principal topics of discussion tlie journals. op;- ...

... dominions, not even excepting those whose means of nhsistence are dependent the continuance in of the Whig Government, more desirous of Riamtaii.uig the Whigs in Downing-strect. than the ! itcctionist noble lord. It otherwise with tome his followers. They ...

... II VITIIII D [Before the Mayor. and G. C. B. Wallin.. ami K. Ears.] Was. Bern* charged with Whig ana obstructing the ht Queen Street. at 3 that esurstine. The prisoner said that he was r.o: inioziessied. had down is a it. Police. °Dilatable He'd, oho ...

... RELAND EMIGRATION FROM Northern Whig savs :—‘“‘In addition to the 270 emigrants who left Belfast in the Sir Colin Campbell, for New York, on Saturday, the fine American ship Mary Annah, con- veyed about the same number from our quays on Thursday The Mary ...

... who was presiding in th,_ _ during petty sessions, was sent for, and, in , sence, she made a certain statement, a material Whig day, Was the She recc vit of t rest and join dur tri ject had sisi ( any roor the i had v as they ba r Pur( that toe ho t op ...

... from tbit which —for the moment—ii , t.e Iradiog characteristic of the teason and the J*s * art accustomed the difficulties of Whig- Radiol cabinet, but are not quite so much in the habit seeing all the world our gitei to ipend the summer in scrutinising ...

... Whiggery, who seem to think that with the downfall of Kusscll the star England must snuffed out- Now. where ate you to find those Whigs the last few days? Echo will answer where, for other reply can you obtain. Every one his bad word tor them, they arc disowned ...