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... from that family compact management by which the Whigs have too long insulted the nation, we yet hardly wonder that we should hear no rumour of the addition to the Whig Cabinet of men who are Whigs and something more. Mr Cobden. by far the ablest of ...

... received by telegraph from various parts of the state would seem to indicate the success of the Whig state ticket. As to the Legislature the senate will probably be Whig—and the assembly democratic. We learn from the Cincinnati Nonpareil that witnesses are being ...

... of the Whigs. The Free-Soilers, though they form in reality an independent party, acting with reference to a particular question rather than by the broad distinctions heretofore recognised in the country, are likely to incline against the Whigs, because ...

... &amities, Uses, FiuTsss RAIDUCID, THE ESTATE of BROO/ALOAN, in the Parish Grew, widths Two Miles Glasgow, sad close spas the Whig of Oowan. The az to shoot 63 and is at pfseela wish the sad Moss, so an ea Liana, as Br Aron , or h Dane, truer Pass Baynes* ...

... Several state elections had occurred. Pennsylvania had elected the Democratic Governor by a majority of 20,000 votes over the Whig candidates. Ohio had also declared for the Democrats. In South Carolina the Secessionists have triumphed. About 20 persons ...

... Mr brainger. This result has been truly a heavy blow and a great discouragement to the Churchmen and the Parliament House Whigs of Edinburgh, by both of whom Mr Grainger was eagerly supported. That gentleman indeed, as well as Mr M•Laren and Mr M'Farlan ...

... statesman had separated himself from his father's friends; and we ventured to hint at the probability of his junction with the Whigs being followed by that of others, and especially Sir James Graham, his avowed political mentor, and whom, it will be recollected; ...

... the movements of all our then great merchants; when during the wars all political animosities were sunk, and the very name of Whig and Tory were merged that of the most ardent loyalty. Many still living remember the stirring scenes of other days, such good ...

... of the several gentlemen mentioned all we know is that Mr. Lucas is the reflex of Mr. Paul Cullen, and that Mr. Heard is a Whig. As to the other gentleman report is silent, but he is suspected to be a Ministerialist, seeing that he is recommended by a ...

... imprisonment, and afterwards to and, bail to keep the peace, or undergo a further term of three months' iiicareeration.—Northern Whig. DrATII Sunday night, about ten o'clock, a country-looking young man was found leaning against a house in Manor Street, apparently ...