... Scott had been nominated as a candidate for the Presidency of the United States on the fifty-third hallot,hy the Baltimore Whig Convention. The hon. Mr Graham. of North Carolina, was chosen Vice-President. I —Tile. PRESIDENCY OP THE UNITED STATER.—NEW ...

... rd Protestantism, and a determined opposition to the Maynoo Grant. He is for free Trade, professes connection with neither Whig nor Tory, and is favourable to national education on a Scriptural basis, without giving exclusive control over it to any sect ...

... lecture which occupied over an hear in the delivery, and which, at 'several periods, was interrupted by scclamationa.—Northern Whig. ...

... understand thnt his Lordship's retirement from the Cabinet bac been so warmly diernsved at Brooke's, the most aristocratic Whig of London, that a brim body of influential Liberal Commoner,' and Peers have resolved to form a party for themselvee, and elect ...

... when France haul become a Republic, and Europe was ins state of revolution, his Lordship can best tell. Strange to say, the Whig PREMIER again brought forward this yet often deserted infant at the commencement of the present session, on the ground that ...

... of the Exchequer goes on as ho is doing, from bad to worse, there is no saying to what depth in absurdity he may sink. The Whig Royal Speeches used to be very unsatisfactory and common-place affairs ; but it would seem that the Conservative Cabinet have ...

... (such as the impersonation of hundreds of expatriated or dead men) to which the Tory faction are so well accustomed. —Northern Whig. THE HARVEST AND THE POTATO CROP.—Under the influence of most favourable weather, the cereal crops are approaching maturity ...

... longer any obstacle in the way of Lord Palmerston's entering the Tory cabinet in the capacity he has so long filled in the Whig, and with the personal distinction of official leader of the House of Commons. And doubtless such a change would be hailed ...

... did not always walk vivihly in her company. For inane years Lord Panmure might well be regarded as the leader the northern Whigs, and his hospitable mansion as n rallying point, not merely fur wild revolutionists, the ' friends of the people' forsooth ...

... in vain. Lord George, therefore, wee an original and hearty supporter of the Reform Rill, and lie continued to uphold the Whigs in all their poliey until the secession of Lord Stanley, between whom and himself there subslefed warm persimnel, an well es ...

... improve it, and elevate the condition of the tenantry. He is said to be greatly respected by • men of all classes.—. Northern Whig. ...

... were then eiolontly opposed, bus we have since seen them ersdually adopted, and, with regard to most of them, we find that Whig and Tory now agree. With respect to the management of the business of the county, ell that I have beard anti seen leads to ...