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... were made of molasses at 1| reals, but they were generally held at 2 reals. The transactions in coffee were insignificant. The Whig Convention of Vermont, a State which has hitherto been considered the most rabid of all the anti-slavery States, has solemnly ...
... party, composed those identified by the old Whig party, will be liapborted db the ground that no State or States has right withdraw from the Union. From the fact of hm accepting the nomination from the old Whig party tb’e Oemocrata will withhold their support ...
... composition of a Presbyterian Tory like Lord Aberdeen, a Puseyitc Tory like the Duke ol Newcastle, Puseyite Whig like Lord Lyt- tlbton, and Low Church Whig like Lord Monteagle, at all events may engage that these strange associates must have exhausted in their ...
... who can distinguish the advocate of rational reform from the headlong and reckless innovator, have never ceased to credit tbs Whig Premier. It has been the conscientious task of the nobis lord to oppose upon more than one occasion the powers incidental his ...
... year » disturbance of consequence. Extensive ,j.boat .mj adopted by the government to pKCSOtions of t lo peace. The Northern Whig (e «otoiiy fast drum-beating and squibnn 'b*- hat expresses its confidence that the »,nietly the whole, day ww* P. _.| OS ; ...
... Arundel and Surrey,but the whole affair ,t present wears a very unintelligible aspect. The accounts continue most promising. The Whig states that reaping has already comsome of the northern counties, several fields ta,Tng fsUen beneath the sickle The proto ...
... pure-spiritual. That is our case. It is a truth felt by all Europe— acted on by every great State in Europe. Why not by us Because Whigs have got into such a habit of emancipating Catholics, that —with the best will, and instincts for civil and religious liberty ...
... lleynisthe eighth vessel despatched, with emigrants, for North America, by Mr. Samuel M’Crea, during the present season.—iVortftsrn Whig. Serious Charoe op Stabbing On Monday, the Town-hall, Cambridge, William Chapman, aged 21, son of the contractor for conveying ...
... the vicinity of the Mansion-house than for their lanfoUpff hoow,aada speech which be certainly did net expect to bear from Whig Lord Chancellor in IMI friMn). Tbo noble and learned lord cam. moneod vindiotting tho ebudaet ef the government, Whd had bean ...
... ll ,/* also Rain falls plentifully nights, and should this heat continue, thograin crop, will be speedily matured. —Northern Whig. Bony Toueist at Rocheabmhkap. In the month of September last, young man, stranger, and supposed to be »‘ “* t ? about twenty-five ...
... 4 yrs, lllb (Wakefield) ; beating Mr. Laud’s Nightcap, ♦ yrs, 7st lllb: Mr. Stallard’a Wood Sprite, yre, 7st lllb ; Mr. E. Whig’s The Mitre, 3yrs, 6st 9lb ; Mr. J. Day’s Exhibition, 3 yrs, Oat; and Mr Qolby’s Fiddlestring, aged, Bst 71b. FRIDAY. . , ...
... become a candidate for that important constituency; the same opinions I, conveyed prior to the last general election, to those Whig gentlemen Herts, who had been inclined to support me as a candidate for that county, had Mr. Trevor (the present member) declined ...