... suffrages of their parly Millard Fillmore, of New York. The Ohio Whig delegates have also declared in favour of Major-General Scott. Daniel Webster has been declared the Whig candidate the Whigs of Now York and Now Jersey. The Democrats are keeping cool, but ...

... the public. The probabilities are, however, that the next Executive will nol be Whig. There are three candidates of that party in tho field; and, if the statements of the Whig papers arc to be relied on, none of tho three can elected. The party too much ...

... seconder of the Whig address last February, and many others, M-parated themselves from their leader ; and the numb. of the minority barely exceeded that the Chesham-placc meeting. It is due to the most eminent experienced members of the Whig party to express ...

... unmistakcable manner the feeling of tho Whig party upon this question, in which tho British people take deep an interest. The Speaker had scarcely taken his seat when Mr. Hay ter, the present whipper-in of the Whig party, and the gentleman who held the ...

... and a firm front.*’ Clonmkl.—Mr. H. Barton (Conservative) prosecuting successful canvass, more especially as Mr. Bagwell (Whig), of M&rfield, has given up all idea of coming forward. It said that Mr. Carew O’Dwyer, seeing how affairs are, and finding ...

... advisable make our arrangements known to «•''-/* individual and publicly; because, as regards our opponents and T/it N&rAtrm Whig, it wo«ld confirm their insinuation that the County was to handed over to a political crab,” and because there are many landlords ...

... d in it to a small extent, just to save appearances, and influence the elections ; but there the matter must end. Had the Whigs remained in office, it would have been a very different affair. Then there would have been no flinching on the part of Mr. ...

... necessary or advisable to make our arrangements known to indiridunl and publicly, because as regards our opponents and The Northern Whig, would confirm their insinuation that the county was to be handed over to a political crab;* and because there are many landlords ...

... understand, prepared full, but, certainly, in its schedules; in short, everything was done that could have been done before the Whigs went out of office. Representation or the County Down.— Mr. Ker was in Dromore yesterday, prosecuting his canvass. It will ...

... Grecian, the Cocoa Tree, aro all historical each of them symbolized certain opinions or habits. As Defoe writes, 1722:—“ A Whig will more to tho Cocoa Tree or Ozinda’s than Tory will seen at tho coffee-house of St. James’s.” The character which formerly ...

... we think they have still a groat the secondary personage. But, Bur Robert I«cel, wM entitled t# . one warm day, caught the Whigs bathing, and ran se j U p t|, representatives of commercial and away with their clothes. So said Mr. Israeli, nianufacturing ...

... Armagh Ovardian. Perth Election —The election took place on Friday. the close of the poll the numbers were Hon. A Kinnaird (Whig) 325 C. Gilpin, Esq. (Radical) Majority for Mr. Kinoalrd —!• The Messrs. D’Arcy Browne have entered into ogements ...