... vfague jliberal.. satsfaction ?? . without preparin¶ any future inoonvenience for. tl;em es. 1 1' -Let-Sceiseleriea-friendoi-Whig-or -Tory, Conierstive `or' Liberal, makeothese gentleme' 'pdersknd that, in their 3 opinion, .gof the nion of Chnihol and State ...

... lieutenant and commander wereleade by my fatber. Mr Clay H Have you noticed that when the Wbigs were in office they promoted more Whigs then Tories; sad that when the Tories were irl cfflce they promoted more Tories tban Whige ? I ceotainly think eo, and have ...

... friends seemed to enjoy the affair very mineb, and not to look too critieally on the Cricket, or on the rumning of some of the Whig Eleven, who being rather stout, suffered somewhat in rmandlg a good 4, &e. Several of the names on the Opposition side are ...

... somaisle 'would spring up and, consume In aalamies a. large rr.lootlndo heaout1o1etd-hslr -heesr.)'When iZg, betweii.ToI and Whig thananito whether the meniber Would. ale dta oe oo . In IM111 te hol ae p'hetlhay~hiand' say-to, Big , temme, llyuvtfrth? ...

... competent person to criticize the campaigns of General M'Clellan.- ANew York Herokld THE SPOILS OF THE FEDERAL Aaaim.-The Richmownd Whig has thea following account of the immense spoils left by the Federal army :- F'rom every aide we hear that the sPoils- left ...

... Sir Frank Crossley, once a Radical, but now settling down into quiet Whiggism; a Sir John Ramsden, once a Whig, but now impatient of the W~hig yoke under the guidance of his kinsman, Mr. Horsman, are supporters of the present Government. When the session ...

... M~'K~eowe, who, as itwll In such caes, did eveugthing in hs power to ensure the comufort of those0 who wrere Ieaving.-Northcra Whig. EXTRJAORDIxARY D ?? inquest was held at Dudley on Monday last, on the body of Mr. B. Gibbons, an extensive iron-master, who ...

... Noten. Ten ran. W3nSDoB ELECTIoN-On Wedne'd'y toeloiel r1ye Conservative, was returned by o m ri itl over Captain Hayter, 'Whig. AL NEW YonrK letter says2- tgln g Cie t. our Russian Visitors. He cane na:k,3 Any helriteb them; he cannot get them to Call ...

... moved by kind feelinig 4 shown him by his constituents. Ie proceeded-it is thel fashion of the day, of the Tories end the old Whigs, to say that reform is dead (no). Nlow, to say that reform must cease is, if I read the matter aright. a corn-l plate absurdity ...

... ?? out of ten, ' please call attention to it in a paragraph means simply give us two advertiae- mants nt the cost of ?? Whig. The amsunt of daty paid at the Belfast Custom. House, for the week ending February 27, was 4,338tl 12e. 8d., against 6,6031 ...

... Frauecis, c Wilson, Is J1 S.arrettihtit Olit.. . Borrelt ii'.StlOiber,liDI. Francis I u f. Francis, c 3t. ?? stoptiet' . C. Whig,g lb1 w, b J. Baorrett 67 J. Hayward, it J. ilorrett . .21 C, hLyms, b .3. Borrel t . d ?? Sroncates, b .1. Borrett itIV. Itewitt ...

... , by The Cure, 3 yrs 7 0 Capt. Gray's Sir Wlatkin, by Colsterdale, 3 yrs ?? 2 Mir Jones' Skylark, by Br. to Bird ol the Whig, 3 y 6 2 Mr Fobert's Wisdidnmby Neville, 3 yrs ?? . i a 2 Mr Sidney's Chicot the Jester, by Swecetmieat, :3 yrs 6 Ii Capt. ...