... of Virginia has called out the militia In the counties hording on North Carolina order to resist the invasion. The Richmcnd Whig states that the Federal officers captured Murfreesboro, will confined until General Butler given up the Confederate Government ...

... till within the last year or two, when he voluntarily retired from public life. a matter of course he was much mixed up in the Whig intrigues of his day ; but upon the whole, especially of late years, has fairness and moderation have commanded the respect ...

... try hard for office, and Mr. Cobden will display his thoroughgoing dislike to Lord Palmerston. But whether man call himself Whig, Conservative, or Radical, it will be difficult on the whole to find fault with the late policy of the Ministry. The country ...

... this : as matters stand, nearly all the great questions of the day having been settled, there is but little to choose between Whigs and Tories. Let it never be forgotten that the Tories, both the matter of church rates and reform, showed far more sincerity ...

... of plaosa. Both parses aw the better, periodi- Tnra ft bout a (food rule. the Toriee have been fer left* wsefcyfu] than the Whig« of the «üb•tftnoe. They would norer haye run up the preoent enormous list expenditure. Now FOR Tax I—The hop-growers having ...

... “Doughfaces,” “Know-nothings,” “Nigger worshippers,” “Black Republicans,” &c., have done duty, with such words as “Whigs,” “Old-line Whigs,” Federalists,” “Nullifiers,” “ Straight-out Democrats,” and numerous other phrases, to designate the various divisions ...

... be obtained the Ministry would certainly go to pieces, but, if addition of some thirty Liberal members could obtained, the Whig Government might survive Palmerston’s premiership a time. And all this plausible enough, the ...

... months has occupied so much of the valuable time of the noble Lord-Lieutenant of Monmouthshire and has so grievously damaged the Whig interests in that county. As the law now stands, any British subject may assume and bear any surname he pleases, provided he ...

... good of his country.” Anderson, of Cincinnati, brother of the hero of Fort Sumter—a proraient lawyer, at one time a noticeable Whig politician, and a most elegant and accomplished gentleman. The wealth of which Mr Longworth died possessed is put down at fifteen ...

... U month, vl.lt Th„ NurlKem Whig reporto moat di*a»trou« « Lord U you strength and virtue to save your contl- seriously imperilled. By the accounts wmch have nent for freedom.—BeUeve me, very truly yours, John reach the Whig office up to Sunday evening ...

... ripen and perfect the gifts which nature hss lavished upon Hi. oratory was admired by Whigs when he was a Conservative; • ’Vf- ,m ; ed Conservatives now that he a Whig, and “something more.” “I listened to the right hbn gentleman lor four hours without ...

... the statistician who on one occasion was located in Dublin Castle, and who, it was said, was hired “to invent facts for the whigs.” (Laughter.) In 1831 the government made a great mistake, for they appointed enumerators to take the census of that year who ...