... of Sta'.i', and an official whose promotion beyond the cares of office every Indian will rej doe; Mr. Ellice, Nestor of tbe Whigs, and the only human being who could lay claim to right of property in the North Pole; and Mr. Mooektun Milne*, litterateur ...

... Robert Peel. The atrabilious orator, it will be recollected, once charged the illustrious free-trader with having caught the Whigs bathing, and having stolen their clothes. The simile is applicable to the game which be is trying to play, or it might l>e ...

... of State, and official at whose promotion beyond tbe cares of office every Indisu will rejoice; Mr. Ellice, Nestor of the Whigs, and tbe only human being who could lay claim to right of property in the North Foie; and Mr. Monekton Milne*, litterateur ...

... Robert Peel, Tb* atrabilious orator, it will be recollected, once charged the illustrious free-trader with having caught the Whigs bathiug, having stolen their doihe*. The simile is applicable to the game which i* trying to play, or it might be varied little ...

... ducks;’’ but, the master declares, are buried in ticca”—tha only tiara alas! that ever rise at pauper lisacral.— Northern Whig. From the general report which has just bean issued, it appears that the Ecclesiastical Commisaiooere have daterminad, during ...

... coupled with very few details, and contains nothing that can afford the slightest indication of the probable revolt. The Rtekmomd Whig states that eight Federal iron-elad steamera had crossed the bar Charleston harbour, and were lying at anchor. The New Fork ...

... ducks;” hot, the master declares, are * buried in tiers— the only “tiers alas! that aver rise at pauper funeral.— Northern Whig, From tha general report which has just been issued, it appears that tha Ecelesiastieal Commissioners have determined, during ...

... subjects this moment. Such have for some time been the views of educated aad reflecting men which the masaa now •hare. Tba man whig after the experience of General Hooker, believes in tbs power of the North to eowqnar Ike Sooth is beyond tba reads argument ...

... Nrriak- Standiah, Kay, the Staadiah Hall Katata, who reprmenied Wigan the ten yaara from 18*7 lo IttT. Hr Unit the horoogh on Whig prinoiplea in lUt, polling only ISO rotsa againat Mr, * SUB, and Mr. I*l. Ia lU7 bo waa mor* ■uoreaafol, it lading Iho head ...

... Strisklud Slaadish, Evq., of Sundivh Hall Ratals, who Wigan tba ten yaars from 18S7 to 1»47. Ha first aoulaaltd the borough Whig prinsiplra in 1532, polling only IM against Mr. Kaaralay'a SIM, and Mr. PatlmU I*l. la IU7 was mors ana. aasafal, standing ...

... ONE MILUON STERLING Csaiua.l—SAMUEL ASHTON, Eaq. E. R. LANCWORfIIT. Eaq. I JAS. TUUNER, Eaq.. M.P. EDWARD TOOTAL. | THOMAS WHIG LEY, SKacTABT TO Tsa Compaky—SvioUni Boolt, Eaq. Raai»a»T Sicutabt—R. A. Krnnedy, Eaq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. fJMIUKiI m ofd.lj) ...

... MILLION STERLING. Cm.uaaAJi—SAMUEL ASHTON, Esq. E. U. LANG WORTHY, Eaq. I A. TURNER, Esq., M.P. EDWARD TOOTAL, Eaq. | THOMAS WHIG LEY, Eaq. SkcakTAET TO THE Con pant win ton Boult, Esq. RastbßUT SkcakTAET—R. A. Kennedy, Eeq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. PREMIUMS in ...