... Uiluobolt An Fatu. AcoiDrar.—Oa Tow tad »Wt«d th« Wltj •lladud to, and »oi tl» rf th* P«« Homs. Ib wW« a,l ! n »J the of the Whig to^'- tar diflsion, but tboj hAVO renrcd -itba feUlMmlL tiroUr, • m«? oir«nSfVnaU*oc* eiiiiu* tb* amoufth# new partahes ba ...

... Majesty's Ministers wore meditating coup-dc-main 1 Why are candidates slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies where Whig has not dared show bis face for many years before, and where such success coul I only possible now by the aid of surprise ; ...

... law to the sale of munitions of war to belligerent! (which Lord Bussell was supposed to favour) Would oust the wrong-headed Whigs who should proposs it. On many of these points public anxiety is now somewhat calmed. The news from the East is reassuring ...

... Confederate*. Tbo negro troop* stormed Confederate forts. Butler had not reached Petersburg before the assault. Tho Richmond Whig tho 15th inst. reports tho defeat of General Sheridan by General Leo and Hampton, with heavy loss. particulars received. Tnore ...

... and practised thoee sound political principlea which the Dalrymples aiaco to often Rod ao itrenaooaly vindicated —the great Whig lawyer, whom old Woodrow to eU world for his learned works and shining piety,’ and whom another writer, beautiful and elaborate ...