... chiefly devoted to the enunciation of the idea that the Conservative party is now and always has been, as compared with the Whigs or Liberals, the most honest in j rinciple and action, and that it was beet for the country that that party should receive ...

... —Universal and Complete Suffrage, the Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State—The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters —Sir K. Peel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church —The British Constitution ...

... army remains—destroy that, and the rebellion is no more. The comments of the Richmond prtss have not been received, but the Whig, as if anticipating the capture, says, “Come what may, the cause must upheld.” The Dispatch says, Even were Charleston. Mobile ...

... facts whether it w , necessary to have some defence for our shores: i it necessary, how was it to done , not find Conservative, Whig, or Liberal i in these days talk of increasing the standing } . navy. Parliament would never sanction large nenditure of public ...

... Inte fight rendered The canal is now regarded total failure. Wormald entitled to it, but circumstances seem to The Richmond Whig says the damage to the leadshow that he will not retain it long unchallenged. It works at Wythesville and the salt-milis at ...

... —Universal and Complete Suffrage, the £6 Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State —The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters —Sir It. Peel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church —The British Constitution ...

... Derby who had “boldly and sincerely brought in aßeform Bill audstaked his Government's existence it, with that of the veteran Whig-radical statesmen now in office, who “in “ spite of their loud professions had abandoned “their bill, alleging the apathy of ...

... measure which has received tho approval of many Whigs, and which few them dare actively oppose, may considered as almost already secured if any opportunity occurs. When members of the Russell and other Whig families cannot resist tho temptation to vote ...

... —Universal and Complete Suffrage, the £6 Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State—The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters —Si r R* Feel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church The British Constitution ...

... rosemary, ■■For you there’s Rosemary au.l Rue.” infer fair, A ago, from the wide whig of time, there fell feather. To you glittering it gleamed like light on gold sunny weather: me it brought sorrow ami pain untold : To each a lot we cannot share together ...

... independence sooner President Davis is deposed. The Examiner says Lee s armv a'one is able to win Confederate independence. The Whig dec ares that the military resources of the country have not begun to be exhlustea. The York Times says Davis exhibits no symptom ...

... rsal and Complete Suffrage, the Franchise and Reform, and the Separation of Church and State —The mutual relations of the Whigs, Radicals, Irish Repealers, and Dissenters —Sir It. Peel, the Conservatives, and the Established Church —The British Constitution ...