... APPiORwrxoN SYsrnM.-The Northern Whig, which professes to be the natural enemy of London correspondents, sometimes gratifies its enmity by plundering from the letter-of our correspondent in London; In yesterday's Whig two paragraphs will be found which ...

... Author, granted him a pension suf- ficient to keep him from absolute penury, but he enjoyed it for a few months only, as the Whigs of that day, under Charles James Fox, came into power for a brief period, but it was quite long enough to enable them to deprive ...

... tormenting by agrarian crimes , which wecannot yet explain, aresome of thegreatest b surprises of our time. b Quarrels amongst the whig ministers to the d surprise of the public again opened office to the tories, and, not much to its surprise, their imbeci- M ...

... English counties the Conservatives have lost 27 seats. In Irish counties there has been a steady reaction against in1 the Whigs, showing itself in a net Conservative ce gain of 13 votes. In Scotch counties the Con- mi servative loss, between 1841 and ...

... prejudicce, if not, against our religious City' impressioies. We all know how Governseent] patronage of IT is administered by the Whigs ,aid Liberals, when they hind. are in power. The Conservatives pay at least an equal Al proportion of the taxes, hut they receive ...

... have the less need therefore for detaining the atten- Re tion of our readers upon any vexed questions at issue loe between Whigs and Conservatives; and the release an( from such debate is very convenient, as the demands me upon our available space for ...

... wife revealed herself to her astoniehed and faithlees husband, The scene that occurred can be Imagined more easily than de- ?? Whig, SUPPLY O r O ?? m aster spinn era sad manufacturers have been accused, rightly or wrongly, of apathy as to our future supply ...

... had been made to Mr. Grenfell of their support if he would oppose the Government of Lord Palmerston. I scarcely expect any Whig member will give this promise. It appears to me that the only security against the infamous foreign policy of Lord John Russell ...

... Europe on Saturday next. ' - - -The Chippewa Indianshaverevolted in Minnesota.' More troubles anticipated. 7- - The Richmond Whig estimates the destruction of' cotton since the commencement of the struggle at from 400,000 to 600,000 bales. SUrIPPING IwTELnLGE ...

... v'd; General 1Morgan has repulsed a Confederate fo-,or- Comb'erland-gaa. Hils position is reported tO t'e ?? The Richmondnnn Wh'ig estimates thne quantity of 1t destroyed sinces the cesrmenceenent of the strugle,. att,2 400,000 to 000,000 bales. I T A L ...

... much as was produced by two acres of wheat. 0 Later still, viz., in April. 1824, an intelligent correspondent of the Northern Whig, thus writes on this subject:- Among all the resources that now lie open for the ex- a tension of industry and independence ...

... IAPPALLING ORANGE RIOTS IN BELFAST. GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PtorPCRTY. nniit para (FROM TIcuE NORTHERN WHIG OF SATURDAY.) press Since the time of the street riots in Belfast in 1857-the most scandlalous of the kind which have disgraced this town-no commotion ...