... Lincoln, the Whig candidate, although a formidable opponent by reason of his father’s influence, was nowhere from the very first of the poll, which may be ascribed to the determination of the inhabitants to rid themselves of the domination of the Whig clique ...

... rejection of Mr. Locke King’s Bill for the amendment of the county franchise was a decisive victory for the cause. Even the Whig Government were not hearty in their traditional policy. Sir C. Lewis cat a queer figure. He declined to commit himself to either ...

... O YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL HAIR, WHIg KERS, &c.? Dr Russell’s Lixivene, an elegantly perfumed toilet compound, for nourishioz, preserving, and ing the hair, is guaranterd to produce moustachios, wi eyebrows, &c. in two or three weeks, strenghten weak hair, ...

... of poll the Whig Earl of Lincoln was nowhere, and coutiuued steadflßfto lose grouud during the early portion of tho day. The nHt may be iu good part attributed the determination the constituency to rid themselves of the denomination of Whig clique that ...

... was due, much preference for his opponent as determinate* the part of the electors to rid themselves of the domination the Whig clique which has so held away over their borough. . • • | Mexican diffionlt? will solved. Marshal Serrano, the Spanish commander ...

... the intelligence she conveyed would in all likelihood reach New York the same evening. THE O'llcoomlrs's RCIN.—The Northern Whig points out the disadvantages of a title: Sterne had (or professed to have) a theory that men's characters were determined ...

... new authority brought forward. Macaulay was a Whig, and something more, and is universally admitted to have been a fierce partisan, consequently he looked at the page of History throng's very powerful Whig-radical spectacles. We all know what side his ...

... present channel. In the palmy days of the Edinburgh, the most influential of the educated literary class were Liberals. Like the Whigs, they have since discovered that the champions of an oppressed cause sink into minor importance when the victory is won. Partly ...

... Connt Civour while in Scotland, to his friend Count Martini, detailing his opinions on the personelle of the statesmen of the Whig, Tory, and Manchester school. The first volume will appear in Febraary.—lbid. A st | Tar Frescoes AT WastMiNsTER Piracs.—Mr ...

... were instantly alive to the vacancy. Mr. Bramley Moore haa issued his address, and is now eugaged in his canvass, while the Whigs have brought forward Mr. Hinde Palmer, of the Chancery bar —Sfiwifafrf. A single ominous line in the telegram announces that ...

... congresses, was a very prominent member - of the Legislature, was generally employed when at the bar in opposition to the leading Whig lawyer, James Otis, and » was everywhere known in America for his activity and energy. The fall of the Buggies family was the ...

... travelling for information, engineers, artists, and literary men. He was full of anecdote, having mixed from his boyhood with the Whigs when that party included the most eloquent and brilliant men of the day. toid a story extremely well, and had also tho art ...