... the fireslde blas 5 ?? Pennsadiafsif I yeas u£lce, Hai-sn - howas aaloofotco, owent to- ee his father-hi. IIawwho was a srong whig. Howv te to, Hens? 'sacd -he o1d .man -owtoto,,der2l! lHowvyou.eolng to' t Iotef, dis & Hanar'; 'Oh Wt ?? yous'00bia do ...

... joionng with the w hi on the Contrary, I give them credig'or it. - . y_,gave up a - -portion of their 'iew4S to meet' the, whig and. Abe, whips gave om theirs to toeet'them. Thg st 'was, a goviernment t formed to ca t reform, economy, and re- trenchmeiit ...

... fury 'hen its own ?? are not veriied, !f'cts to see in these eof ehanaea; an overweening detenaination on .te part W ofthe Whig element in the .cabhiet to trenrhen its nuumeried fbee thereilkat the expense of its Peelite confrga; ele wby.4as not Mr. Frederick ...

... -this precious gem set in the silver sea. Mr. Law- rence Heyworth, the total abstinence member for Derby, e will crow over his whig colleague, Bitter Ale Bass, with a vengeance. But there the article is, and may much good result from it I Whilst on the ...

... manufacture of straw bonnets, I execrably bad drainage, and, above all, for being near t the head quarters'of the great and noble whig house of Russell. On one fine evening last week the 'vigilant t ecretary of the local ' Literary'and Sclenific Society was ...

... children-residing in the village, were suddenly seized with the disease, and all died in the course of a few hours. The Northern Whig of Tuesday also reports the unmistakable appearance of cholera in the town of Carrickfergus. DR. CULLEN ON THE POLXA.-The ...

... athalf-past sizn in he ornng nie sea-vessels of whe enemyoeo sively to the'' whole extent of the oatteries'Ni. 2, ,f4, and 5, whig h they attacked, throwing occasiopaily shells Into the town itself, and finished by directing their con- centrated fre UpOD ...

... self had continued to bring charges against those who s had carried on 'a continuous commerce of corruption with successive Whig governmnents, a topic on which the pro- o prietor he had alluded to was a competent witness. He te was Prepared for any amount ...

... wbile his Lordship was Foreign Secretary,s The deceased peer was always a' strong adberent to the political principles of the Whig party, andlfrom 1835 to 1841. he. held the office of Post. ?? nnder Viscount. Melbourne's Adininisfra- tioni having beefh ...

... sent up to It. He appealed to Lord J. Russell, after his speech of the preceding day, Lb say something that day In favour ot Whig and Liberal principles i I and begged that members of the government might be permilted to treat this as An open question, ...

... the necessity of secrecy and promptitude in war. Mr. REon gave a hesitating support to the measure and complained that the Whig section of the cabinet 4 excluded from the administration of the war. was Mr. DRUMMOND could not help suspecting that this ...

... hostile to the proposed reciprocity treaty. The members of congress opposed to the Nebraska Bill ?? to the people. . The Memphis Whig states that an army of 50,000 well- drilled men are ready to sef out for the Invasion of Caba. ThOY-hav1 a 1 milon-of dollars ...