... is nearly 30,000 i. a corresiwndent of a London Conservative paper , S SeWorttT o( the same paper eervativeaatsir., and the Whigs, Kadioals, and eolitosat A front has lived in the well of the farm at Alton, Srtfow7n? ol corresponding thickness, and much ...

... 317 : Liberals, 330; Liberal majority, 22 Another correspondent of the same paper estimates the Con servativesat3ls, and the Whigs, Radicals, and i'eeliUs at A trout has lived in the well of the farm Alton, Inch (Scotland;, for thirty years. The trout, when ...

... a practice not quite consistent with a liberal and independent spirit, and such a spirit, I fear, is not over rife among Whigs and Tories. Now sir, 1 do not wish to escape this general reproach by saying lam neither one nor the other; I only want to ...

... political bird would not nnfrequently say, Can’t you let it alone And Lord Palmerston seems to have inherited the policy of the old Whig lord.—London paper. The latest style of hoop-skirts is the self-adjusting, double-back-action, bustle-etmscau, face-expansion ...

... Chromele says There l,as P to be another inquiry into the jolaici.lcorruption of the borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed. The defeated Whig candidate at the lost election petitioned the return of the member that now occupies the sea of the late Captain Gordon, and ...

... reckless statements. says (and this -’hr- Conservatives, it may confidently be whoever takes the seat, it will not the deteatoo Whig candidate. The mam of condemnatory evidence is too large to render thatapOßßihleeveto. have all along said that the persons ...

... somewhat shaky condition ; that politicians in London haVe but little faith in its foreign policy: that the Tories may give the Whigs the coup de grace any day ; and that though the ‘Tadpoles’ or ‘Tapers’ of the Treasury pooh-pooh the n alter, general election ...

... the inquiry was like the Hamlet without the principal character, by pwticular desire.” The fact is, that neither Tory nor Whig like take liberties” with Berwick. They both have an interest in her political fortunes, and are not inclined I to make too ...

... Hie Whigs have never been able to get more than one and in a hand-tohand fight of one and one it was not likely that they would succeed.” “Why, I beard that they had a majority on their canvas-books.” “Canvas-books are never to be trusted. The Whig books ...

... of housekeeping work which would prevent from attending properly to her child. Raffling for a Young Woman America. The Troy Whig says that several young men, fascinated with the personal charms of a female attached to the sanitary fair, now being held ...

... has gone far enough. Nobody can tell what may come of a popular excitement intense we now see. One of the most staid of our Whig contemporaries baa said of it, in unguarded moment, that it turning point our time.” But who wants the lime to Evidently the ...

... capital is vast, that her resource i will all be needed as much for the South for any other section. So much for the Richmond Whig, with its incendiary proposition. Miscegenation, as it is called, is very common in this city. Not otily do negroes live with ...