... very yea r good silk which has just come down to the Calcutta He . market from the dooars. tha the A WHIG, JOB. as -A characteristic instance of Whig Jobbery has just et been perpetrated. Ten days ago the Lord Chancellor 3 presented a petition from Mr ...

... atJWindsor. Her dying wish was to be intened at Kensal-greeu, where other remains of the family now lie. A Goon SLIDE!—The Quincy Whig says that Professor Quinn, of New York, who is out west on a lecturing tour, has reached that place direct from St. Paul on ...

... shortly anticipated, thought I may be excused if I add, that as many of my tenants 'as 'can conscientiously support 'a bona fde Whig candidate, in con- tradistinction to an ultra Radical on the one hand, or a so-called 'LiberaI Conservativei on the other, ...

... man,- a Whig !. but he's both. The comparative merits of Whig ism and priggism we will not here attempt to determine. But whatever they are, it is no news to the world, unhappily, that Sir GEORGE GREY combines them in his own person. Of Whigs in the elder ...

... np giants that he may knock them dIown. He delights in financial experiments, and he has the well-known proclivity of the Whigs in favor of doing things by instalmentg. If I am not misin- formed, he will propose to Parliament to do away with what he wili ...

... earlier ones. The bill in question will not have the effect upon the Cardiff Union it may have on others, but like most of the Whig measures, it is but a half measure. It seeks to do away with Parochial charges and substitutes Union ones, making the entire ...

... feeling of Lord Derby's administration towards tuis island, which the Whigs have always treated as the step-child of the family. The country has an old ?? to settle with the Whigs, and we cannot see how any Irish- mran coan soupport their ooliey, or rote ...

... useless ?? and weeds, but others, as in the valley of ?? Shannon, are delivered up to periodical inundations, be- cause the Whigs having commenced sundry puli.c works, at a great cost to the nation, when a political job was in view, deserted them; when ...

... 'Union feeling showed itself strongly in the city. Terry followed Hoke north- ward. ' SHERMAN'S MOTIIMUNTS. The Richnmonci Whig of Tuesday, In announoing' the occupation of Charleston, says there was no cotton in the city at the timo of the evacuation ...

... sisters pronounced to be h eactiful, procured in January last a few letters oi intraduotion from 4 Neddy Baines to certain Whig editors of ! Leeds, and made np his mind forthwith to turn out Mr. Beecroft, the Conservative member for that borongh. His ...

... Hi-3se of Lords of Reading Clerk, at £1,500 per annum; secoucly, whe- ther he has paid any consideration in hard cash to any Whig lords or their connections in respect of that office; thirdly, how he came to be appointed Clerk to 'the Patents, at a salary ...

... amiss for a juvenile politician to be in less hurry to run a muck even at old Tory statesmen, to say nothing of all the great Whig greybeards-before he has digested his political spoon-meat. ...