... article The O'Seill—is too much for a head not naturally very strong. The O'Donoghue's name been his ruin.— Northern Whig. How Choose a Good Potato.—Mr James Anderson recommends the following an infallible rale— The finest, mealiest, and most ...

... »u-nrfoold, saying she did not covet another* man's servant, Ttie month drew to a close ; things lucked very badly for the great Whig l _ lder _ J&N&SlWlftWA =•&•*?»«*# oa the election aa though,* W i beeq a _ty»e,race. Bttt two i m por tan * ?? to the r*»cto ...

... to the defective condition of those classes, should be confirmed. Whig governments were generally supposed to prefer reform I. revolution ; but it appeared that, he would not say the Whig government, but the heads, the education department now preferred ...

... die staff, and the Stars and Bars displayed: The Tories were-urging on the popular in the hope of getting power, and> tbe Whigs were striving to outdo tbem, order to retain The London Times, at first doubtful as our right, having changed front after had ...

... Barnburnera, and Knownothings of American politics, on the other hand, have it in excess, and are vulgar. On the whole, our own Whigs and Tories, perhaps come as near to perfection as that human frailty which taints nickname' as well as other things will permit ...

... possession of the mainland near Beaufort. The Federals had been successful in two engagements Western Virginia. The Rteomond Whig, referring to Mr Seward's despatch on the Trent question, thinks England will renew her demand for apology and such avowals ...