... delay, no doubt, to the it influences of Whig dilatorine:s and old Indian superatitio r . et being an article in the Old Indian creed, that lopers must he religiously kept out of the country, n a the Whig creed, that you must never do to-day what ...

... Only he should not pretend to talk about such subjects. The Administrations which established slavery in America were all Whig ones, as RUSSELL can show him in his party pedigree; and as for the Toryism of the North, which has enacted a MORRILL tariff ...

... Sudbury and St. Albons—(cheersi ROYAL COLLEGE OF StIIiGEONS.—At a meeting —the representative of the latter place being at Whig and a of the Court of Examiners, held on Tuesday, August 6, the Quaker (laughter). gentlemen whose names are subjoined having ...

... out to India, and edited the Madras Arien,eutn, at a high salary, and on his return assumed the eclitcsship of the Northern Whig, from waich, atter five year, was compelled to retire through ill-hea!th, eausel by &sears of the heart. Mr. Bruce was the ...

... Derby, which proposed to give four members to South Lancashire, was opposed by Mr. Clieetham,' and the result was that the Whig government had proposed to give a third seat instead of two additional seats, which Lord Derby's bill would have given. So ...

... fortune, or connection—a school, the Ine°l which tbe present Prime Minister is very proud to 0 0 What is the case with the Whig coterie ? They arsetbue to propagate their principles or se eed, and have e ste ° perties acceded to the phcenix—too timid ...

... yleft off years ago, when that foreign policy was the purchased at 841, being last quoted 83 to 85. FA i ralee object of the Whig lord's sneering censure. But Railway, 2d Mortgage, were sold at 98, the his object has been gained, and he can afford to speak ...

... our counties from the disaster which overwhelmed many of our larger boroughs. At the present crisis undoubtedly some of the Whig leaders who then adorned the cause of reform by the charms of genius, practical ability, and experienced statesmans'hip will ...

... But the broad and general spirit of the nation is exactly the reverse, and no one perhaps better knew than the leader of the Whig. Radical Ministry that in touching that chord of the national mind he was touching a chord that sould strongly vibrate under ...

... palm of supremacy with the heaven-born Minister. The cases of Mr. Wax us and Mr. O'CoNNEnn far exceeded that of the leading Whig debater both in importance and in likelihood of arousing ultimate interest; and for an obvious reason. There was at work in ...

... lead a brigade of Tennesseeans into some one of the fields of active service where a fight is to be had at once. The Richmond Whig says that Colonel Loring, late of the United States army, had been appointed by President Davis a brigadier general in the ...