... the pen ?? Yes sir. Did you count them ?? Yestsir.' How many were they?,- One' sir. All right Joe.-Clarksburg9 Whig. 'Novel Moefor Prerenting Siriide.-An American slavo. 'owntcr,' findi g tht a 'considerablo number of' his slaves com- itted ...

... a very bright light; but some preferred wax candles. Well, they made a party question of it, alnd, when theydivided, the Whigs voted one way and the Tories the otber. (Laughter.) The time was coming,-indeed, it was not far off,-when the people would ...

... equal dexterity. The Exchequer Rifles, under Lord Monteagle, got splendidly into the rear, and made off with the whole of the Whig Baggage, just as the old Tory Brigade had succeeded in manning the treasury tattlements. The whole of the pen. sioners, then ...

... representatives of the diffierent constli. 'Icencics;' Of these eighteen, new7 mtembersj, thirteen are omiesirintivet, snd flioe Whig.Radlcals,- Bot the zaddltiojn to the Oonittriatttie perty consists of one 'only, 'Mir. 9pooner. elected for Blrmiogbatn. ipaeoof ...

... couuttry. I amc iiving anidst the best nociety in the metropolie; cm at ecse in my uiritortslaveesq la tolertible health; a mild Whig a tole- rating Churchtman; atld mnth given to talcirg, laughing, and itnise. I dive with tile rich in London, anti phytio tine ...

... and iiiltwy 1e till doal with polities otly In their sovial r~ltioih, as operatiag for the good or nvil of the canrimunity. Whig and ITory, Onrieervatito ard Radical, w111 he no mere to him than the Ianmes of extinct genern.' l3mve words these, but somn ...

... rewatded the artist with £100 beyond theosum agreed upon. ; - Sir Edwarrd Bulwer.-It is said thkt it is the intention of the Whig party in Lincoln to bring Sir Edward Buiwer for. ward as a candidate without delay. Mr. Collett has dbily announced his Intention ...

... Suts says:- The Tories, having just recovered from their sullen silence upon the Budget, now say that they would rather have Whig measures from Wsigs than from a hollow Tory, as their friend, Sir Robert Peel, is, It is a singular eoineidenco, that not ...

... O'Connell junior in coarse of signature requesting him to become a candidate for the representation of Belfast on the expected ?? Whig. Jersey.-Releose of Mr. Carus lVilson.-A private letter from Jersey states that Mr. Wilson was unconditionally re- leased from ...

... Buller, of Downes, as a candidate for the next vacancy in the Exeter seat. An the Tories have taken Whig measures, we don't see why they should not take Whig men ?? Times. The diamonds' in the Queen's stomacher, worn at the recent bat coitume, were estimated ...

... -There are 391 periodicals published in New York, Of these there are 13 daily, 6 semi-weekly, 2 tri-weekly, and 83 weekly Whig newspapers. There are 8 daily, 3 semi-weekly, and 95 weekly Loco-Foco papers. There are 9 daily, 5 semi-weekly, I tri-weekly ...

... In several newspapers, that Mani of the leading Whigs voted for Mr. Hudson, at the late Sunderland election. The Gaieshlead Observer directly contradicts this report. It says none of the leading Whigs voted for Mr. Hudson ; some held aloof ; and othera ...