... th« '•port from itM rr.iu.-b MlnUtar agaiuat acU olO«aeral Hatkr tafco plaoa of N*w York on tbe ,0-hlaa Them will dtaftta The Whig * Tba order tb* Secretary ol toeTrut ®S to not odion*, amoßf laf«« «!••• Ui.« o. tb. rrt«Tml slla Ha bren pnMUOed. •tattog ...

... glimpse of the tall figure of the scont, with hia calm, honest features. The few who bad been so fortunate to meet the advancing Whigs and natives, said not a word, asked not a question, but with downcast eyes and glowing cheeks, « rapped into the ranks. No ...

... their china. He was first Tory, because was the fashion of the day, and also for hU own Interests. He afterwards become Whig, when the Whigs were the majority. At bottom has neither principle nor doctrine, except that of being Minister long poasUOo. In December ...

... No. 1 b completed, and ti below Fort Otrliac. ready lor aea. . Whig aayethat If atoetbrneertat aamrtkma ooaid be beUered, the the Koithar* would eoial declarations of pesos; but the Whig adds that no confidence In them aaaerttoaa. IbaAoothern Jonrnabaeaeri ...

... hem by others. 1 could mention half-a-doson gentlemen who could easily “read” between them LOON, for easily as Jenny sang now whig to the Brampton Hospital tar Coaaomption. Bat I think 1 hear them rsadw saying—Why should I read toe nothing, mom than a physician ...

... Prom the death are shrinking from they toe would To the life wa are dinging to they too woaM tatog— Bat It from like bird (ha whig. They loved-bet story unfold: They aooraed—bat the heut ot tbe la They grieved—bat wail from their may They Joyed—hwt tha voice ...

... increasing warmth. ’.» £-ave»y spoken, my girl,” exclaimed Lana war bit his lips, and for mo- I rtgeet,” h« l«M conM.ntljr, “ib.t whig (rteod. *> .MW* th.hr th« home got'——th.t we, .homU b« ~ry cation, W*— urttsung the (nimg. of the lojaluta ; tact, mor. »houl« ...

... ioilowing really too good to be lost; —A correspondent, wbogives bis name and address, and whom we know, (says the Northern Whig) inform* that last Sunday evening went bear a local preacher on Prophecy? The learned divine was tremendous poor bishop Colenso ...

... proclaimed by Vanalstine, he vehemently remonstrated in his rough but earnest way, calling on such to follow him loved the whig cause and haled tory cruelty. Abont one third listened to this appeal, and with the Delawares and Oneidas moved on ; while ...

... will probably ureto burn the cotVm and tobacco which may lie in danger of falling into the Federal#’ hand# ; and the Richmond Whig exclaim*, “If the •'elfish policy foreign Government* leads them to seek their interests aiding in our ruin, let u# allow them ...

... political - 'aUfineuU, and express opinion on the public policy involved in thing is tolerably certain, as said l*ng ago, that Whig and Tory sit the two ends plank, and play see-saw—down and up alternately. Meantime, the public appear care very little about ...

... Charles Shails; no one was more universally ln politics he was ardent hut among the Tories had more friends than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1825, he, like many other*, found hi* resources, ample as they were, unavailing the moment; but ...