... is 11,.15.030, and the of lb. Dumber of haring a local =ding three subscribe behalf of the Junction Railway Company, is two. Whig and the amount of pita subscribed fee 1..17.000, being whole sebecribed engineering difficulty the proposed Mae; that the length ...

... political parties in the States appear to have fallen into confusion almost as complete that which prevails in this country. The Whigs, or Federalists, who might in some sense be termed the conservatives of the Union, have nearly disappeared a separate body ...

... confidence of the majority, and so avoid the risk of defeat through a division of the votes. In this manner the delegates of the Whigs and Know-Nothings, assembled Philadelphia, have nominated Mr Fillmore for President, the seceders from the latter party on ...

... heartburn, reifeiar in my thections, and getting stronger every do My n e rves are perfectly tramps% and I sleep most retro . Whit Whig& to torso h a ppy a c h ange, I remain, ke., de., fiver P alio like most others, maybes Meows D= Another ge n tl emen, 11. ...

... consols on Tuesday, 949 I. Polities now exercise no influence in prices, and fluctuations tic ; and many of the Conservative Whigs contemplate, women were always covered with thi c k d a m e greatcoats, and it is maid, voting for Mr Buchanan in autumn. So ...

... Itapoblina Stat• Convent at (Mainachnetel had been by Mr nlleagne. the of nremet pooch. this Siontor observed That the Rnisasond Whig approves tb• act, nye that Sewed would catch it not; the Micro papers do the um*, and that Hale, and Wane, be flogged lob ...

... redistribution of the representa- tion, it was not so popular as it soon after became by the adhesion of several very distinguished Whig leaders; and he had more than once to stand upon the privileges of the House to save himself from a prosecution for sedition ...

... prospect baa been rudely dispelled. The cause of Scriptural education in Ireland baa been timidly, contemptibly surrendered to Whig Government, those very men on whom the Irish clergy and the Protestants of both conntrias relied ; and do not shrink from staling ...

... straight with Irish education. The ingenious Walpole, with whom a joke is a very serious thing, and who had unawares caught the Whigs dancing at the Queen's ball and outvoted them, was made to eat lois words with a heavy heart and rather rueful face. The grounds ...

... who has the of h majority, and No avoid the risk of • through • division of the yore. In thin timesar the delegate* of the Whigs and Know• No. Wings, &rambled at Philadelphia. have Mr Fill. more fur President. the secede. from the Uttar party on the slavery ...

... slavery in States and territories; that this was the basis of the compromises of 1850, confirmed by both the Democratic and Whig parties in national conventions, indeed by the people in the election of 1852, and rightly applied to the organisation of ...