... Slidell to get rid of the plague-spot, and the pressure of English sentiment will be so overwhelming that any Government, Whig or Tory, must hurry recognise, or be ignominiously hurled from power ■ The Sentinel inclines to the same view, and writes about ...

... pocket borough of the Whigs. They ret.tn.pd one M big law dhrer, b.p would the last. If they that once they would not ftaain. Mr. M • Kcnua would go in independent member— unpledged and unboiind m any ffoverpment—especially a Whig fact, L wculJ go 1,11 ...

... Tree sury Buildings, Wbitehell. This eompsor ander the mast ftroarabU anspir : lL« parelj patriotie porpos.* of fosbliug Uia Whig politicians to oontioae in the nninterroptrd enjoyment of piece, pay, and patronage, for tbeinsslrer, their relatives, and ...

... mentioned that there had been g considerable addition to the number of fever patients in the workhouse during the week.—Northern Whig. Lieutenant Dennistoun, of her Majesty’s ship Trident, which has just been paid off at Woolwich, received from the crew of ...

... beforehand, and be anxious their hostile opinions should obtain subsequently justification, need astonish nobody; that pro-Whig journals should champion the Association, may be, kidaed, an evil omen, causing disquietude to many an impartial observer and ...

... patches express fears that the Wilmington fleet on account of bad weather to retunr compe! ress M onroe for coal. The Richmond Whig say will discover he has undertaken an impra thing in the attempt to reduce Wilmington. timated that there are 15,000 troops ...

... enemies, but only condition that its efforts are guided by some calm wisdom and conducted on a consistent plan.” The Richmmd Whig of Jan. says:—“Three of our contemporaries seem to be engaged in a controversy as to whether it would or would not better to ...

... taken the responsibility of rejecting it. But the bill was not dead, but had again taken shape, and th»» Tories, well as those Whigs who were so like Tories, had uncomfortable feelings—so uncomfortable that it came almost to a stiver (laughter). What apparition ...

... m, sold 1,000 averaging 9s. par stone. This market seems now likely become leading place for the sale of fiax.—.Vor.-Jer?* Whig. The tiKEMaa* the Mii.leb Akfaib.— Tfla kmi Kufung of Berlin has not yat done with fel oiler affair. It baa pablishcd another ...

... principally of the farmers' sons of the county of Oxford, aud depart on their duty willingly aud cheerfully. The Kingston Whig of the 24 says: 44 For the last three days large amounts military stores for the use of the Volunteers have been dispatched ...

... has passed, and Sherman has got to Atlanta, the truth begins to be let uot. We accordingly find the following in the Richmond Whig of Jan. 6 editor of the Fayetteville Observer has seen a letter from a clergyman in Savannah, written three days before the ...

... interests, was equally repudiated. Here, then, is a movement begun, ufiic/i, if prosecuted uith vigour, xvoald be irresistible. Whigs and Tories combined could, not save the Episcopal Establishment in Ire'and from its long-merited destruction, if only a determined ...