... moderate Liberals in this division of the county, but he does not believe it. Ho tells us that he has that opinion of the moderate Whig party of South Lancashire, that he believes they will not throw off a principle to which they have so often expressed their ...

... against the separatienof church and rtate. But the extreme Lcague party we oready, for thoepurpose of conciliating the scudeiato Whig party of South Lancashiro, first of al to throw overboard Mr. Checthain, and then to throw over- board their owvn principles; ...

... the tide of democracy for over. There is a remarkable unanimity. of opinion on this point, amongst the leading members of the Whig party, and the great. body of the Conservatives. Earl RUSSELL, who has always been looked upon as a representative man, confesses ...

... renovating their principles and refresh- ing their creed.- (Renewed 1l:ghter.) But what was the cause of this . In 1159, the Whigs, it would be remembered, were reconciled, and a ministry was formed, Messrs. Villiers and Gibson, who represented the more ...

... Lord Derby, which proposed to givo four members to South Lancashire, was posed by Mr. Cheot- ham, and the result was that the Whig government had proposed to give a third seat instead of two:additionalseats, which Lord Derby's bill would have given. So far ...

... electors all shades ot politics'—that is, of fossil Tories, old Tories, Tories, Conservatives, Liberal Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, and Chartists—it is utterly lmposaiblo that heterogeneous collection could recognise in Mr. Turner the ...

... number of the enemy engaged is variously estimated at between and 10,0J), whi.o our forco little exceeded am 'J ho Richmond Whig calls the fight a skirmhh of first rate proportions MWe hear that the P.ovost Mar al re ports having buried 893 of the enemy ...

... lead a brigade of Tennessecans into some ono of the fields of active service where a fight is to be had at once. The Richniond Whig says that Colonel Loring, late of the United States army, had been appointed by lresident Davis a brigadier general in the ...

... in the Southern States of America, may be pretty sure that the search will bo unsuccessful as it wss in Italy. The Richmond Whig publishes specch delivered by President Davis in that city shortly after the battle of Manassas. Mr. Davis estimates th? total ...

... throne in the Sou' '.he rn States America, may pretty sure vhat the search will as unsuccessful it w In Italy. The Richmond Whig publishes a speech delivered Preside' i>avis that city shortly after the batt of Manassas. Mr. Davis estimates the total Federal ...

... received by Marshal M'Mhn ueo agna Durring his stay at e the camp (he ash a agus in ths house of the y marshal. xi We (Northei'n Whig) have been informed that on Satnrda f morning, at half-past five o'clock, a private of the 02nd Rcg. o in the local dep~t, ...

... those who are anxious about the fate of this necessary esculent will have frightened themselves without cause. The Northern Whig states that the continued wet we.'.ther has clouded tho tri,-h bountiful Ireland, fho potato disease, always stimulated by ...