... sad tilssuaióseud legieletios. pelmets( hese, Kr.ra. Wonky, • relative et the sad see of Sir W. Wevoloy, Bert, ef Hall, • Whig Pretsetieuiat, NINaISE that lolanda how. espoused • that be amid himself tes he pat le mad that he will shortly bane se aml ...

... character. The first is at Longford, Ireland, the polling at which commences to-day. The candidates are Colonel Warr; in the Whig interest, and Major O'Raium the I.7ltrani on t a ns candidate. The second will be in Canterbury, where Kr. eon of the late ...

... Timm) is an being farniell enepeaten,, mann modes, %Min resebenhene teleren, inpertateedentsis inn a the /tent thesemlne, Whig toend is the her hear, frem mann MI night The elide eseanne bees sew hen mond to Ilsel le Leasheitn. they ere la a aeries is ...

... interest has been paramount, for, altliongh the late Mr. Doyley oeimpied the for thirty years, aid entered parilsicest as • Whig, there boo doubt that in so small degree it wee to the Feveraham iatorest that his sueeesess were to be attributed. There is ...

... baskimg. every year we are favoured with a of the Budget, but that whisk we sever hit Of noweielye is the Battle ii*. Oe r Whig awe beantlially Woe bk speedily seseey, though thy do out as to the mode it We ore told ay But Majeity's Oppooe is a most etleahle ...

... the South • glo ri ous career, unstained by lust of conquest, or ansinsiled by the jealousy of foreign powers. The Richmond Whig is reported to my that the inattguratkin is • bitter mockery, and • miserable the rain of a free people; bet this suck:stron ...

... of the Whig measures, but no one really wishes that Ireland should be once more the hotbed of sedition, and that the bravadoes of the O'Donoghue should be exchanged for the threats of some new O'Connell So complete has been the triumph of Whig principles ...

... serious disasters; but in the hearts of • people resolved to be free, disasters stimulate to increased exertions. The Richmond Whig the Jefferson Digs government the most lamentable failure in history, an& thinks the helm should be surrendered to abler and ...

... lamsers' aad kb I but it it this Mr. it pregram. aad %bat hit merrtlea that mon metes will be la bin then woo rem pit tat • Whig, is tegissiag believed, lb. sappeetere Tory malknale pradirtiag • aims tom! at • Oar anvadva wherry. Orme, Kw am. THE iND ...

... It may be asserted that a strong oppo*idea to President midi in the large towns, the Mcriphis Arara,lciu and the Richesonl Whig being proof on one side, and the Richmond pupal.* the Bit-Meow! Exameer, and the Raleigh .tegister. oo the other. It is quite ...

... t e r,l a y In favour of the Liberal candidate, Mr. MILL& it war no victory for the Liberal*, for the lata candidate was • Whig; but it may be callvd a success, for Mr. is a decided LtberaL The succesidul candidate had a majority of 62. The of registered ...

... engard Is bringing • auger to her. Parise/mar hseated the Freor flag, aad ran elms in, and thea sent as officer la cheat to Whig the steamer out. Bbe proved to be the Britie's 'loosest Lotman., • large propeller, of 1,200 tons bwthen, ard had oa hoard ...