... thb whig pabtt. (From Times.) W«h»T. »I 1 ofa.boMireflcl.ntlr rrefr point ont • t the mischance* which have befallen painful m . en 1846, folio the fortune* B?rKobort*P«l, and g.r. u. lb. Wwing. of chrep br«4 01 freedotn. Thor boon almost a. much T »rof ...

... had determined to gire the appointment to Whig member of Congress f>r Maryland. General Scott’s letter, accepting the Whig nominatlm for President, reported-to hare given dixsatislacton to several Southern Whigs. The proceedings in Congress were of little ...

... their official mfluence tain places, have gained few voles ; »‘*e Radical, arc also better than they were ; and that both Whigs and Poelites have lost ground. But for all practical purposes, rega _ between Progress and Reaction Toryism and bSism-the House ...

... ha. taken mth I Whig part,, the oonaequencee which are, we think, I Inf both permanent and of great moment. I able time iSiTidu.l. hare been slough-H »ff Jrom I directions The more I aMOciated themselres mote Mid more with I Sd“ Whig fft, ha. b Z and ...

... would dare to solve-the bants the progressive advancement , a . the human race—was worked out y im ing the triumph of the Whig aristocracy, fortahle place and pay for those of few of the clap-trap and oonrentioMl ph«»« effete Whiggism. The day and the ...

... lost in numbers, which it certainly >t has gained much in deciaion. It prom.aus far less readable under Whig aru-far lesa likely to be scared by Whig threats than it was during the greater part of the last Parliament A considerable accession ha. bee. made ...

... than received by the Hermann rid Southampton. The steamer Franklin, from Southampton, had arrived out at New York. The Whig convention at Baltimore had length completed their labours by the nomination of General Winfield Scott ns candidate for the ...

... late intelligence. general election. members os wedbesdat. CUmorfßiisliire —Sir George Tyler. tonKrvat ; xi. (' it m Talbot Whig Protcetiom«t. Monmfmthsbire- Csptain Somerset. Con«rr.t.r.; and Mr. Morgan, ConseiTßtire. Rr^knockubirc—Sir J 1 Bailey, Co ...

... dates are, therefore, four days later than those brought by the Arctic on The new* this arrival i* not of much interest; the Whig convention was assembled at Baltimore, and about to commence balloting for the nomination of a canthdate for their lc, but ...

... for Orkney and Shetland, has addressed s letter to the Daily iVrir*, with reference to the speedi the Hon. Mr. Dundee (the Whig candidate), the recent nomination, in which Mr. Anderson was accused having entered Into a compact with the present Govtnsasul ...

... ts, but to all classes of the community, and we are much inclined to think that he is right in saying, Government, whether Whig or Tory, could do more towards that end than they have done. ...

... has received note from the borrower, informing him that his ** counterfelt presentment” to in pawn. The fellow has victimised Whig and Tory with exemplary impartiality. the past few days, an intense degree of excitement has prevailed in the vicinity of Hanover ...