... will be tolerated. The Confiscation Department had seised much property at Richmond ; and the publication of the Richmond Whig had been suspended the military authorities Secretary Harlan and Mr. Montgomery Blair had made denouncing the French intervention ...

... of the second port in the empire, wa3 very important. The mo3t important Whig opponent of the Budget was Sir Francis Baring, who was, in some capacity or other, member of every Whig Government from 1830 to 1852. His son, also, has been a Lord of the Admiralty ...

... never heard of a single instance! Bribery, to quote from one of the accredited organs of our opponents, is not confined to Whigs or Tories; and it adds, Let those who are without fault cast the first stone! Sir, I make no charge against our opponents ...

... was more universally respected. In politics he was ardent Liberal; but among the Tories he had more friends than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1825 he, like many others, found his resources, ample as they were, unavailing at the moment; but ...

... look nearer home. Since 1832, when Liberal prin- 1 ciples first gained the ascendancy,—before that time the game politics was Whig versus Tories ' —what has England done to make for herself a 1 name Nothing to speak of ! England is now 1 living upon her ...

... procession oomrneooed —Netr York Tribune, Poisoned Bullets.—According the Troy Whig, the U.B. Government is engaged in manufacturing poisoned ballets. This is what the Whig «ays M have before ns some specimens of the minnie bullet now produced the U.fi ...

... will be sealed, and its abolition will be but question of time. The fourth course, postponement, is one to which some of the Whig Lords who dislike the Bill, notably Earl Bussell and Lord Westbtry incline, but it is not thought favourably of by the Opposition ...

... Edward Heneage likely to be the nominee. But the Grimsby electors are not in the frame of m>i d submit to the nominee of any Whig house. Prkston.—Mr. Cross, M.P. for Preston, on Friday issued address to the electors of tl bor 11 'gh (which he has represented ...

... regarded, they tell their own tale of the misgovernment of Ir land. Nor do they only read another lesson of the blunders of Whig rule, but they furnish a remarkable example of the present inefficiency and incapacity or' the Liberal administration of Ireland ...

... it did on Saturday, that the Lords have lost a great opportunity of doing a ' deed high policy and far-seeing wisdom. The Whigs doubtless and many of the Conservatives probably are honest and sincere in their belief that concurrent endowment is a wise ...

... for the reprobation not only of the House of Lords, but also of that House through which it is now being hurried. Unless the Whigs lend a timely and steady help to the Conservatives, so as to defeat the main clauses of the Bill which have yet to be the Reform ...

... alone, but of that of the Ministry. It is not the first nor the second time that Earl Russell has led the way to the fall of Whig Ministry; and that hie threat was not carried out now, has been due to wish to temporize aud to defer the day. There is un ...