... serious disasters; but, in the heart of a people resolved to be free, disasters stimulate to in- creased exertion. The Richmond Whig thinks that the Jefferson Davis Government is the most lamentable failure in history, and savs that the helm should be surrendered ...

... serious disasters, but in ?? heart of a people resolved to be free disaster stimulates to increased exertion. TThe Richimoind Whig thinks that the Jefferson Davis Government is the most lamentable failure in history, and says that the belm should be surrendered ...

... never been aO powerless, as a party, us at this momeit. I1n fast, ?? quiestion whether the present Govertment can be called a Whig Goverinment at ali, or, indeed, whether a Wbig Gisesrueset be possible at all now a days. The preeliit Ad. sniniptraties is ...

... sincere and consis- tent Ultramontanist lke Sir G. Bowyer, he may command the respect of his political opponents; but as a Whig standard-bearer, he can acquire nothing- but contempt. The recent election for the City of Gloucester, which terminated in ...

... CHAINGE OF MEN OR CHANGE OF POLICY DEMANDED. (From the Richmond Whig, Feb. 21.) There are times to try men'ssouls. The consequences of a defensive policy, and of the folly of transferring the war to tbe valley of the MisslsBippi, where the enemy have ...

... Commissioners when the Poor Law Board was broken up, but having married a sister of Lord Clarendon he was taken up by the Whigs and brought into Parliament. His promotion under such influential auspices was unusually rapid. He became Secretary to the ...

... all who are Nwell-wishers of this humanis- i ing treatment of our fellow-men when prostrated under the effects of mental ?? Whig. At Bow-street, London, en Friday, Mr. Henry Cross fi (formerly of Nixon and Cross, solicitors, Linooln's Inn), a was committed ...

... Grimsby .. .. 1 Wakefield .. .. 1 Conservative gains .. 18 Whig-Radical gains .. 7 Thus the Conservatives show a nett gain of eleven seats. Of these eleven, seats nine were previously filled .by Whig-lRadicals, and*. their having Changed hends makes a difference ...

... ddarbodol. Yr in ydym yn bendeifynol o ymdrechu hyd nes y diogel. ge wn ein rhyddid a'a hannibynilaeth. fy Barna y Richmond Whig mai lywodraeth (efferson ge Davies yw yr enghraift fwyaf truenus o fethiant ag g9 y mae genym hanes am dani, ac y dylid rhoddi ...

... disposed to accept his recently published letter to nm a leader of his Birmingham constituents, as an indi- PI cation that the Whigs were ngoing out, and the PI Tories coming in. But looking at the present of position of the disappointed demagogue, we ...

... CONIDITION AND PROSPEOTS OF SECESSIOx. (From the Richmonrf Whig.) These are times to try men's souls. The conse- qhienca of a defensive policy, and of the folly of transferring th~e4 war to the valley of the Xississippi, where the enemgy have their best ...

... of Ireland are connected by ties of very long standing with the Tory party, and the Roman Catholics who used to support the Whigs have now turned against a Ministry that-is, as they think, con- spiring to dethrone the head of their religion. Even those ...