... truth in the statement. His Whig advocate of the press in Manchester, has the coolness now to say that Mr. Cheetham made no such assertion. But he did, nevertheless, and the assertion was made public in the columns of this Whig journal, and it was there ...

... the more party, being admitted, like p relation., to seats at the lows of the cabinet table. (Laughter.) it led by this great Whig party that there were no men who were fit tor If it were true, the to be found I. the of the piety, whom system bad always ...

... victorious on Bea3 ' t W ««» the great Conservative c Volunteer movement, and encouraged by X Lord D-erby (and sne ore d at by the Whigs so lone as they dared to in the teeth of the country) whith has given England more effective lane d force than she possessed ...

... m W tree thee map& est beastred Demonstr Is the teilithile tr owl ibealor a f thee it= moth a PM Or some batik N.s. se ity Whig el st Si u 1 ern Si Isommis us hem whisk or Is tell vim labs& Si. the lima he& his Si mere 300 ea the spet.— The *kW' by ...

... vigilant, and prepared for resistance. A SOUTHERN ACCOUNT OF THE LATE BATTLE. The following account is from the Richmond [ Whig of the 2nd inst. i The battle of Bull's Run opened by throwing out heavy t artillery and small field-pieces at eight o'clock ...

... One point was brought out strongly, viz., while only two Conservatives were unseated after the 1859, seven members of the Whig party were Unseated for bribery. (Loud cheers.) Had these members leen to vote the motion of confidence fc-ord Derby that nobleman ...

... 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 ...