... Confederates, and that we can well imagine that the news was received with the greatest astonishment in New York. The • Richmond Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss in all the engagements which have recently occurred in Maryland is from 5 ...

... geographical; that politics and passes are synonymous; that Rakaians and Otirans are ranged sgainst one another like the ancient Whig and Tory; that the name of Wilberforce has become a symbol of deadly opposition; or that Hall and Dobson, Browning and Griffith ...

... the Northern of 9th July voted to the of an article on cultivai fin, • bib app aced in our hour 6.1 ed.h %larch rite Northern Whig io ittitolist.ed hi Reliant, the v. ry mve.polie of in olufacture an.i coltivation, end filet it b totitlit be for the rerun-is ...

... studiously conciliatory towards the Liberal Government, and so flavoured with a prcriptive tinge of feeling almost worthy of a Whig in some of its sentences, that it will be regarded by many as a bid for office. He said the new administration is composed ...

... Derby's accession to office was thought a fortuitous circumstance for New Zealand. But it would seem that in outbidding the Whigs on the subject of Reform, they had also made up their minds to outdo them in a Colonial policy which has always been marked ...

... cuussiiiilated into one political body ; if their interests were alrady one ; if they stood combined and prepared, then the Whig argument might hold good that the task their pr tection should be entrusted to their confederate strength. But they, are not ...

... —went in for Reform precedents from the Parliament of 1625, for opinions of Lord Somers, and Lord Durham, and other eminent Whigs on Reform,—and altogether took a page out of Hallam. The conclusion of his speech was as fine in its way as anythin g he has ...

... profound. The Conservatives were anxious to discover some blot—some weakness—which they might fix upon in committee. The mere Whigs trembled lest vested interests should not be sufficiently recognised and guarded. The Radicals feared Gladstone should let ...

... forth. He responded with Home, Sweet Home. Mr Fitzgerald Allen sang There is a Flower that Illoometh (Maritana), and Whig citron:l responded with Ah. never deem my 1..0e Can change. Mr l'aseoe's reeitatiou was loudly applaudoll, and a perfursimuce ...

... Southern papers announce the death of General Daniel G. Donelson, at Natchez. A telegram dated the 18th inst., in the Richmond Whig,' reports that General Morton with 1500 cavalry, had gained Bank's rear, and had captured and destroyed 175 wagons, belonging ...

... lowered by the laudanum. Mr. Fox was nervous before speaking; so, I have heard, was Lord Plunket. A distinguished member of the Whig party, now no more, and one of the most attractive of orators, told me that once in the House of Commons, he had crossed over ...

... between the spiritual and temporal elements. He is a complete duality, two souls in one body—a temporal Montalembert, who is ft Whig of the school of Somers and Walpole; a spiritual Montalembert, whose views, whose prejudices, whose animosities, are not a ...