... Peelite rbe twith the Conservatives, and a pick among the best men of r tthe letter. This would he an awkward coalition for Whigs, t abut before they could get thus far the Conservatives and t ?? would have to give and take much, end most un- ru palatable ...

... another prisoner was to brought into town charged with theeesmle offence. He was Ins- eianined in the street, confessed the cr r whig by accused, and hurried to the fatal spnt, and soon sevungb cbs the atide'of his ubrotjhner I >rim. He was a Choctaw half- ...

... Democratic and Pro-Slavery la (Southern). il DOUGLASS. JOHNSON. Democratic and Pro-Slavery pi a (Northern.) hi if BELL. EVERETT. Whig and Pro-Slavery. e Now LINCOLN and HAMSLIN are pretty certain to Z 1 obtain the largest popular vote, hut it is thought . i ...

... LEiYnbea a neo h otsrnou upreso h Eq corn laws, to which he adhered to the last. In general inl politics he acted with the Whigs for many years, holding C h i'ty office in the Relorm Bill Cabinet of EARL GREY, and after. OUN wards suipporting LORD MELBOURNE ...

... accord- q ?? to law, and the nuan answered as before, upon which b Mr. Ferne's friends desired that his vote should be taken. S whig vas douie, but as Mr. Firth said tho real voter was a tl tenanlt of his owes the police took Isis name and address. p; ifhorlrt ...

... LOCAL NEWS. J I- !ranc loeso!, L E ED)S ea n TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 01D Fawcaf NY w DIuEgS ox LumENS AND YARNS.- The Northern Whig publishes the following letter on thise took subject ,Dear Sir,-T have to-day received a. letter from Mr. rmled Cobdens, in ...

... non-electors, in the Circup, Neweastle-on-Tyne, on Thursday evening. Mr. Peter Car- stairs would address the electors to-night. The Whig can- D didate has not yet been announced. We understand that ?? W. G. Armstrong has been sounded, but that he has fdeclined ...

... REPRESENTATION Op NBWCASTiE.-Mr. Somerset Beannmont, brother of Mr. Beaumont, M.P., for South Northumberland, has come out asthe Whig candidate. Mr. ICarstaire, who is extensively supported by the Diseenters, and Mr. P. A. Taylor, the candidate of the Northern ...

... justice of the pre. text, bat such was the pretext, and we are ashamed to say that many sensible Englishmen, including the Whig Government of the day, acknowledged it as just. But if such was the pretext for the occupation, what is the pretext for the ...

... England that Anti-State-Churchmen are de- anounced as its bitteres ?? Liberator. I THE IRISH POTATO (Ctoa'.-The Nortlie-n. Whig in an article reviewing the results of the late harvest opera. tions remarks on the matter of potatoes :- The potato crop ...

... ut this is quite fair, as they are as good men a6 could be picked for the places, and it would ti be a cnrioug tbing for a Whig Government to fling them d, over for Conservatives; of equal ability because of their political creed, or that the bestowal ...

... ensan of doing so Within their pryp. He owes the little reward which his great talents ave obtained for him wholly to the Whigs. Dr. Croly has been thronglrout life an earnest, zealous, and consistent Conservative. Had he been a recent convert to those ...