... we have previously held. So far as the southern division is concerned, there seems to have been a strange desire, both in Whigs and Tories, to avoid large and busy places, and resort to wbat the Leeds Mercury describes as grass-grown Wakefield, or obscure ...

... majority of the people of this country would be relieved from the gross inferiority of the representa- tion, as shown in the folio whig fact. Within the counties and limits of the boroughs of this country, 10,495,000 people were represented by only 159 mem- bers ...

... dominant oe of hi- country, and protit by the lesson. Are there Vhig prelates in Hungary ? The brave PrimaU- >f lungary is no Whig. He would never ostracise thfl Lonest Magyar who sacrificed all for Fatherland. And in Poland the strong hand of the Czar ...

... Stephens, the vice-president of the new Confederacy, ! were both prominent protectionists until ten years ! ! ago, and that the Whig party, which was essentially . : protectionist, controlled a large portion ofthe South a*t I all times, and sometimes a majority ...

... in th House of Commons. Perhaps, however, Mr. Papillo will rejoin that it is this very superiority of sell-cor fid21.ee in a Whig -./xkniiiTPtration, that prevents it froi having recourse to the- expedient of being one's ow herald and panegyrist, which ...

... aggression ; be lost the aid of Lord Palmerston ; and finally gave way to the government of Lord Derby. But a coalition of the Whigs and Peelites 6oon overthrew that administration, and Lord John returned to office under Lord Aberdeen Though his disinterestedness ...

... motives to assuage their mort ticatnn and rally thar spirits. On Tuesday, tbe Standard was full ot exulting anti- cipations. The Whigs had gained the shew of hands, but only to buoy them up with false hopes, and prepare for them a greater fall. The close ofthe ...

... proverbially the business of the Opposition to stir the public cauldron. The quieta non movers of that great ' Conservative Whig,' Sir Robert W'ulpole was the doctrine of a man in possession of supreme power. It is not a bad doctrine, so long as it lasts ...

... on the premises at Caiver Cotton Mill, a little before six o'clock on the morning of the day previous:. Tlie Jury, after vie whig the body at tbe bouse of ber parents, went down tho mill field to examine the ground I at the fatal spot, and when they had ...

... he came into office, to hide the old line of demarcation separating re- formers from ant-ireformers. He declared that the Whigs should not have the monopoly of reform ; and that though Lord Derby came into power in 1852 to stem the tide of democracy, ...

... already there is ' a strong premonitory excitement manifest. The Observer, speaking of the entertainment, says that whilst the Whigs will go to the banquet to show their respect for the great politician, the Tories will be found there for lower motives, and ...

... to take the oath of allegiance. A SOUTHERN ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF BULL'S RUN. The following account is from the Richmond Whig of the 2nd instant : — The battle of Bull's Run opened by throwing out heavy artillery and small field pieces at eight o'clock ...