... gratifying. The following observations on agricultural prospects are by Mr. John Lamb, intelligent correspondent of the Xorthem Whig, who has just concluded tour throughout Ireland. Mr. Lamb says, “Fromthe north of Ireland the south, and from the east to the ...

... from Mr. President Filmoro’s breeches pocket? Ten thousand blessings upon bis giant heart, ifhe had kept yon and ' the groat Whig,’ and all your tiny cabinets, sport for his Fundy. But, indeed, ho has exhibited you before the world in your fallen greatness ...

... Cbapultepec or not. Scott played the grandee and submitted to it, and thus sacrificed 750 lives at Moline del Hey. Mr. White (whig) of Ky. rose, saying he understood the gentleman to make an allusion to an alleged understanding between Scott and Santa Anna ...

... t>ome»crcd lin. New recruits gather round their standard. Derbyite organ in the morning daily press brags of the accession of the ! whig organ (he evening daily press. champions of the j weekly re-unions id horned cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, with all their mth ...

... According to tbe Northern Aty, another attempt about being made to establish steam communication between Iceland and America. The Whig says, that the company formed in Now York, for the establishment of packet communication with Galway have succeeded in their ...

... condition of the metropolis crowing worse instead of bettor—that the fecblo and inctfecual measures which governments, whether Whig or Tory, so indolently take, are nut cron sufficient to maintain the ratio of mortality at its level of five years ago. As ...

... according to the rules the founders; ito a.u.c. fully paid up ! . I‘ former men not identical with tbe debt wou j diB j) lea the Whig parly. But for a Jesuit coUege is he founded Fulda in Hesse ;; tig t»54 * % the latter. reducible to this plain ‘hat, Mr. Wbbstbr ...

... character the one described, occuired some years ago, and took nearly the sumo course, but in northward direction.”—iVorf/iern Whig. Faulkner and Maynes’s Patent. A working mode) of machine invented by Messrs. Faulknor and (Mr. Maynea is practical mechanic ...

... other portions of his harangue he entirely defies European comprehension : *'Ho rejected the standard, once raised by the Whigs, of ele- Tating their candidate into the Presidency on the tail ol racoon. General Jackson was not carried there in great huge ...

... opinions. Both are no more, and neither will be replaced. It may be said that iu dying they have left the field free to the Whig party, in which are present the men who have the most talent, the greatest authority, and the greatest courage. all the men ...

... nt, and the Whig statesmen were the artificers, in effect, of Lord Obbby’s M inisiry. We shall, no doubt, behold an edifying repetition of those ministerial plagiarisms on the opening of the new Parliament. Thsre still remain in the Whig workshop some ...

... Mr, Disraeli do not, they used, to agricultural dinuers to tell the farmers that they are ruined and robbed, and plenty of Whig and Free-trade orators are found ready to to these gatherings and enlarge upon the fact that things have turned out excellently ...