... does not get wrathful over high-handed wrong, but may say— Ez to my principles glory, In heving nothing o' the sort; I aint Whig, I aint a Tory, I'm jist NEWs-paper, in short. Remembering that in all countries the vices of the rich are more genteel than ...

... the proposition, and Austria is considered favourable. France and Prussia have given no opinion on the project. The Northern Whig, of Saturday, says : —For some weeks past few houses sent out a single case of goods to New York. Even the maintenance contracts ...

... proceed to Port Colborne, and other places along the Welland Canal. MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITISH REGULARS CANADA. (From the Kingston Whig.) DISTRIBUTION OF TKOOPS. It is stated on good authority that the Seventeenth regiment, Quebec, will be ordered to Kingston ...

... England is now raised, and enthusiasm for the insulted Union Jack is manufactured by the Tory journals, in order to embarrass the Whig Administration, and drive it from office, or compel it to to war; and then it is hoped, if it does proceed to extremities with ...

... market, but stocks being generally light, there is no reduction in prices—Petersburg Clean is worth £35, fro. The Belfast Whig of Saturday observes; —What ever changes may be created in the direction to which shippers of white goods may this season ...

... comparatively a young man, should refuse the appointment, 'it rumoured that Sheriff Young, being the next in seniority of the Whig party, has also expressed his disinclination, but recommended his father-in-law, Mr Graham Bell, for the office. This is considered ...

... and assets most unfavourable. Three of the partners are now liberated bail ; the others are still not to be found. Belfast Whig of Saturday says:-There is a better demand to-day for power-looms, and fair quantity has been taken previous rates. There is ...

... in Western Virginia. The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of vessels in Charleston harbour. +1 NortU lias tne nrst step towards making Charleston excellent harbour .and an impregnable city. The Richmond Whig, referring to Mr Seward's despatch on ...

... the Conservatives, and which lately has been better informed as to the policy and intentions 'of the Government than even the Whig Ministerial papers-says :— We understand that, taking into consideration the pressure which the present hard times' must ...

... having existed as the propriety mad cars being allowed to carry unstamped newspapers, che proprietors of the Daily Northern Whig wrote to the Postmaster-General the subject. They have received an official reply, to the effect that mail car contractors ...

... declared value of which was £9626. In the same period of 1860 the quantity was 25,254 lbs., declared value 42440. The Northern Whig of Saturday says :—Line are fully maintaining the advance noted in our last report, and purchases during the week have been ...

... Mr Napier's agent bid £2100. The Courant remarks that it would seem that the Conservatives are ten pounds wickeder than the Whig-Radicals in those districts, —out sum two thousand two hundred pounds. Sir E. Bulwer Lytton (says the Scotsman) is about to ...