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... fortnight, the disease has at last assumed a milder type, and has become for the present stayed. We sincerely hope it has.—Northern Whig. THE POTATO CROP IN BLIIPPIIIIIRRr—Great anxiety prevailing as to the condition of the potato crop in the district, we last ...

... and ' _forgivingr each _other , _attd tr _^ _lft _^ to act _together for _the _good of _the _peo ple . ( Lheers . ) He was a Whig . and gloried in the nametha _Whffra _repiwnied the _prinaplt » of liberty . -Mr _Aflam Ihen leferred briefly to the history ...

... hut, worse than all, President Fillmore had the presumption to stand in the way of the nomination of Webster by the Baltimore whig convention. There was matter in all this sufficient for a flare-up, and a flare-up they l.ad, or why did W. next day proceed ...

... 114 eels fsxl b ldsolsl• Talicp • u 4 berrsplue aelloo 11 alilibliales =tilt !uteri's'. lub. 14111•01% u. flu • se c A fit Whigs of North Confab op. dales of llama foots had ow& Ow asa. Mad Wotan illt 'teals tad A. Guam kr Vistawata •di amtrama to a aftwasa ...

... Bart., will not become -~O Dacandidate for the representation of Peterboroughi, hut that MNr 1 George Cornewall. Lewis, a Whig, has offered himself.. Sir C Gcogeitj stted isdesrou o reruiingIsi helth byaeax- fo ation rom pblicidtiesandtfoeign ravel tli ...

... worse than all, President Fillmore had the presumption to stand in the way of the nomination of M r Webster by the Baltimore whig convention. There was matter in all this sufficient for a flare•up, and a flare-up they bad, or why did Mr W. next day proceed ...

... and ordained to that charge. There he spent twentytwo years of life, and was exceedingly popular and much beloved.—Northern Whig. &lemma Suiouaa.—An inquest was held on Monday at Kingstown (Dublin) on the body of Captain Edward Pratt, 99th Regiment, who ...

... eputy to the boss to leave far pang* of BI Math; ad the lath of July Mr Odastol Bank, The i quiet. II to hove est of their Whig le paw le Mr Oahe who at Pe es Lipase her beg awl lobo ha Whoguest wish with the op le Mew; to by Woe =dor aka as aa Loeser ...

... steamer is of great importance, arid only three days later date than that brought by the last Liverpool packet. A portion of the Whigs of North Carolina opposed to the election of General Scott had nominated the Hon. Daniel Webster for President, and William ...

... measures which Mr Cobden and Mr Hume (and who both evinced a greater leanigg to Sir Robert Peel as a Minister, than to the Whig petty in office) conceive fair and liberal, we defy the Opposition, thus reduced, to unseat them.—The Caledonian Mercury. M ...

... up a budget upon new At Thornl Newel.. on the 24th ultimo, Mrs Jane Ewing, widow of When we denouuce the folly of American Whigs continu- a ' P ane ' HADDINGTON CORN MARKET, Atom 27. and hitherto untried principles. We venture to Alexander Crum, Esq. the ...