... succeed the Peelite Mar- 'quis of Dalhousic in the; splendid office of the Vice- troyalty of India. By such an appointment the Whig 'famnilies admit that, with all their. pretensions, they have not a man amongst them capable of filling that arduous office ...

... the carcases ay without the skins or Joho Lamb, the wel!-known agricultural correspondent of the vations made in his Northern Whig, in commun’ ng a spring as the recent one, and that the harvest was one of the spring tour, states about 32 years ago we had ...

... »-»ociatiuu» in America «s the uaiihm which they Hero arc of them : Wild at-, W oolly Meadr, lluuktri*, Htraight-4»ut Whig*, Whig*, Fusion Whigs, Auti-Fasiua Whiga. Fusion ItemocraU, Aiiti-Murrill l'cui|>eranc« I'rmocrata, Nehraaka Wihl-cat Democrat. Anti-Nehraska ...

... constitutional form than that of asking the Chambers to refuse the money at their peril, we should have never heard the end of Whig denunciations and censures. Had Louis Napoleon, while President, found a Ministry rash enough to incur so grave a responsibility ...

... same pious object in view. In Edin- burgh. a similar state of excitement exists. ?? eScotsman, the well-known organ of the Whigs, is enlarging its borders vastly, and assuming many forms. In the first place, it remains a twice a week paper as at present; ...

... His judgment was convinced; the bill was quite in harmony with the theory of the Constitution and with the doctrines of the Whigs; and, moreover, it, or something like it, was demanded in a voice of thunder by the people. But it is no uncommon thing for ...

... which is a-week, is also to issue a cheap weekly Yor the in- the brethren pockets are iat week with the vastly, organ of the Whigs, forms, In the it remains a as at present; =e branches out into a 1» the to assume the form at tho piles of Teo Baie was at ...

... schools thus established io the Stab.. XII. The American party having arisen upon the and in spite of the opposition of the Whig sod Demeeratie partite, esnoot be held in any manner respcosible for the oboolious acts or violated pledges of either. And ...

... unnally into that rum, country. You may reply, They have slavery. So much the moon weed they have of the leaven of the gavel Whig p.m puerally infused. tlut . Sir, it perfectly to think of Um tepid growth of room of the eitim of Canada and United State* ...

... House of Commons on Tuesday and respect for him as their pastor. 18, South Bridge, Edinburgh, was the manufacturer. next. ‘The Whig ne le with indu wepapers charge the writer of this of morbid satisfaction | Advertisement. METROPOL AN GOSSIT Wednesda t. The ...

... the same pious object ie view. In Edinburgh a similar state of excitement exists. The Scotsmen, the well-known organ of the Whigs, is enlarging its borders vastly, and assuming many forms. li, first place, it remains a twice a week paper as at present; ...

... any reprisals. An old and able journalist, John Black, has died. He was connected with the Morning Chronicle, and with every Whig movement, from 1810 1843. At this time Sir John Easthope, then principal proprietor of the Chronicle, in order to make room ...