... DBUSS IND William Johnson was by p. e. with Whig drunk ana matte te Mks el the bone and cart. The mai en the lbth of month shoot ten light p.m. I wee at duty, sod saw dalandant edging a emmltans eart towards Rhode*. Being limehlo to duns of the and oert ...

... ; into what limbo of oblivion, of thankfulness and repose, have fallen the magnificent utterances of former days, when the Whigs had found a mare's-nest at Plymouth, Windsor, or Chatham ? If we could persuade our- selves that there existed in the Cabinet ...

... member, told the electors that he hated a Whig as the devil bated holy water. He had a parrot at home, he said, which was priceless, in his estimation, because it had the singular merit of crying the Whigs. His language in his address to the electors ...

... have certainly had provided for them abundance ol food for cogitation and discussion iv the proceedings of some members of the Whig government during the few mouths that have elapsed siuce its close. The Pre- mier, with that remarkable facility of speech ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Three elections took place on Saturday, and all of them there was opposition, and Whig candidates were returned. The Attorney and Solicitor General were returned for their respective seats of Richmond and Plymouth, and Mr. Lefcvre ...

... cient majority. At Reading, Mr. Suaw Lerevre walked over the course without opposition, and avowed himsolf a supporter of the Whigs. It is our painful duty this week to chronicle another of those painful colliery explosions which periodically public attention ...

... has received proposal relative to mediation. ' . . „_ j „ii Three elections took place on them there was no opposition, and Whig *ere returned. The Attoniey SohcitorGenoral were returned for their respective seats Richmond and Plymouth, and Mr. Lefevre ...

... pray to be delivered from his friends. But Sir Boundbll Palmer is a mere political weathercock. He is the Lyndhurst of the Whigs—a professional politician speaking on either side'of a question just as he is prompted. The only mitigating feature of his ...

... :e i- enst, most those in the sample lot sent weighing a round i each, and the qualify, when cooked, is excellent.- '.. jcm Whig. Dwelling* foe the Took.—At meeting held lin London Thursday evening, for the purpose of t..king into consideration tbe present ...

... when he was canvassing University, and asked Musgrave, afterwards Arcbbisu:fr!' Yolk, for his vote, the reply was, lam a Whig sti ll ,' tb Musgrave's dog was couchant under the chair on Whi c , l o l candidate was sitting, and he was advised to take ...

... man‘in ‘committee (hear,. hear). Tha only ce between and myself—and ing it before you—is that I will neither is nething like Whigs he Tories. = I will vote for measures, I want to promote the. interests ‘of ‘the town. en are nothing ing fhest, hear), . I ...

... u rrent onto the place the Woos. whom poesy the e had, ordered the other two to brought up; and her Only and the Princesses Whig bees seated In the midis, rode home to the castle, refusing to mike • carriage snitch had hem of forward to Ming the. how ...