... apprenticeship system or other substitute for slavery will be tolerated The military authorities have suspended the Jiiehmund Whig and taken possession of the establishment. Reports to the Secretary of the Treasury from the cotton States estimate the supplies ...

... Derbv, under whose administration he considers more liberal measures, in regard to Ireland, can reckoned upon than that of Whig Government.— LimrrU k Chronicle. ...

... borough has had the honour of being selected amongst the number that are considered corrupt and un-Irish enough to return a Whig law officer, the Solicitor-General. Mr. Sullivan is to oppose the present member, Mr. Longfiold. It roav mentioned as election ...

... THE POPULAR FEELING AMERICA. (From the Northern Whig). The fbllowinp extract from a private letter written hr well-known New England Abolitionist to friend*in England. Although the events to which it refers have long since been made public, the authentic ...

... the Conservatives were stronger now in Waterford than at any previous election. The speaker also comp the Conservatives and Whigs, to the great disadvantage of the hut r. and called on the meeting support the Lord Mayor of Dublin, who would faithfully represent ...

... impartmlitv and vigilance will put end the uneasiness which has been created in usuallv quiet district. {From (he Northern Whig of Saturday.) On Friday night, one of those scandalous scenes arising «>ut party spirit which have often disgraced the Northern ...

... national interests and guide the destiuics of our r j regret to be compelled say thai country. . ft is firm conviction that the Whig Purtv, who have 1 have the honour to remain, n power so many years,h ive not only failed serve lour taUbfulservant, _ ibis ...

... Garryduff. with all tbc assistance they could command, user! every exertion prevent the escape of the murderer. —Northet n Whig. ...

... most important inventions* of the present period, so prolific ‘ economical applications of scientific knowledge.—Acw them Whig. . HotLOWil’s Ointment,— Cramps Neurale; —Spasms—These sev. re nervous affeotions are happilj moderated in their intensity ...

... under whose administration he considers more liberal measures regard to Ireland can be reckoned upon than under that of a Whig Government. A man, named Patrick Burke, was killed at the Tipperary scutch mill, and left a large helpless family. A subscription ...

... ; he was at one time the ac- difficult assomhly-ivhon, the llU : questions of the day, he shall have diskuowlcdged bead the Whig party, and has an(l obviously beneficial views of public a European reputation second to no other policy, he may come into ...