... Holland, and Germany, the &drum has been lees than hers, and Odessa, wider the influence of the late decline, without decidedly *Whig, has fah • check. Some appeared at New York in inferior tier and wheat; but the first qualities were as dear as ever, choice ...

... oonver• sation was overheard by the proprietor hotel in town, who afterwards put the polioe the track the accused.—iVortAsrn Whig. The Ulster Observer of Thursday contains the subjoined paragraphs: Arrests are being daily made in this town persons suspected ...

... quays und railway stations arc being closely watched by tho detectives, the look-out for suspected individuals. —Northern Whig. About fife o’clock o« Wednesday efoning, man, Apparently stranger in this town, was arrested in Auuo-street by Head Constable ...

... Tories *nd go'bo* * thu*:—lf *n individual can break down any of ditto; “Biographical .Sketches Pioneers Uader* •ver.tothe Whig*. Through the of the patient'* d * those safegnard* which tbe oenstitution has wisely ami '» Various Path. PMrtum plecer. ditto ...

... measures; and the Irish Whig clique in the second, by obtaining places, patronage and rewards in return. But, after the sample we have had of Whig Liberalism here, it seems very like the sublime of impudence on the part of a Whig journal to profess not ...

... proposed have the approval of the present Secretary of State for the Colonies, and had that of his two predecessors and the Whigs generally, it is expected that the measure will through all its stages and receive the Royal assent by the end of February ...

... anew': In plus whereof was Was a very large silk umbrelie, and of great beauty. Blunders of this sort, breams sisters, are 'Whig a little oossmon.' Carlotta Patti asks 1201. to sing at a conceit; yet, ssotwithatanding, this somewhat high tariff is in gnat ...

... nature has done ho much for and man so little (spplause). If such take place, the - government that inaugurates it,be it either Whig or Tory,will obtain the sitwort of all parties, and be (no. . claimed as the true benefactors our rice. We all have a detli ...

... extension toa poirt which he had once thought would have been unsafe.” Remembering the thirteen yearn which have passed since solid Whig judgment could go so far this we observe that whatever is now about to be attempted in that way can hardly rated example of ...

... that^tedWliig5 might -o.t-o:r heaven, ametphoncazlyrpf-..our2' dedared il,'at--'a~l- --he tggli agand bobrtsil`vote& for the Whig;'thait y Mra. brighti: wa a -moat m osit and ent foer ate r | ^'-Xr,'s~comnion diattirer '¢f ghe -p7 ?? an&L §1 ?? Iignfs ...

... field, and by returning him in spite of the Tories, wou’d have made the Independent Tarty master of the situation. With the Whigs checkmated, and the Ter . beaten, could have returned our own man along with Mr llennessy, at ti Genera! Election. Wcknowthal ...

... asjiect of the case has been shown over and over again, and, indeed, has been but faintly questioned the supporters of tlic Whig Government, who rested their defence mainly this one ground, that however unfair its ojjeration their bill might turn out be ...