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... trial. A childish and cowardly dread of everything American seems to have overtaken all our leading statesmen, whether Whig or Tory; and the bare fact that secret voting prevails in the United States, has been held amply sufficient to justify its ...
... been reported as in a weak state, died on Friday evening at Lausanne, in Switzerland, in his 66th year. His lordship was a Whig iu politics, and was for some time Lord Chamberlain. He was also Lord Lieutenant of Argyllshire. In 1813 he entertained the ...
... to Europeans. Mr. George Thompson has withdrawn his candidature from Southampton. There are only now Captain Mangles on the Whig side, and Lord Mayor Rose on the Conservative. A good many rows have taken place in the city. Alderman Salomon', M.P., has ...
... partab if Straoa, ta toe canna , 1 01000 enter, atarimma. Pearanias, at his Unice, Haisaeli• .Ir.. „ in tinl pii'ls Wt.-Northern Whig. arc edict to each box. 1 1 . •wiNalt , ,,. . - ~,,ipi'44ll3ii of lea knees ealtbru. lanes perwteally ddirinl. Illareaget ...
... apocryphal. The drabs will take plats iu the city of New York on the 10th inst Thee will b. no draft in Bastin]. The Richavand Whig goys the order of the Secretary of War. to cur , ' conscripts het•ern eighteen and fors •five years of age. is unpopular, if ...
... coloured men, but that he would do so in the course of a few days. TUE CONFRDISRATEK AND SHE NOUTHERNI DEXOCIATS. The Richmond Whig of the 30th ult., discussing the e; ecches of the New York Democrats, says: No, the rople of all shades of opinion in the ...
... advices stating that large quantities of grain are rotting in the fields, and that much will not be saved at all. We (Northern Whig) cannot, however, say that the harvest, although inferior in both quantity and quality, has been a failure, and the prospect ...
... forward as a candidate for the seat. There will be a struggle for Totnes. Mr. Dent is the Tory candidate, and Mr. Pander, a Whig of a particularly moderate wheel, calls himself the Liberal. The canvass for Southhampton vigorously proceeds, and both ...