... Earl of Derby's administration of Ireland was, on the whole, more liberal and more genial and acceptable than that of the Whigs; and, being a romantic and impulsive people, they told Colonel White that he had forfeited their confidence, and that they ...

... support of his Berelution, which, he thought, embodied the right principle on which the Imperial authority ouxht to act In &Whig with those parts of our colonial empire which had:undertaken the office and exercised the powers of self-government He suggested ...

... in silver. Gloucester Election.—The Derby Mercury (Tory paper), in commenting the lute election, sasy, that city, where the Whig influence of the Berkeley interest is almost omnipotent, there was severe contest, which was lost by the Conservatives, principally ...

... mode In which histructiou was imparted. He was g'ad to say, iluseacially speaking, the school was Ina flourishing state, there Whig a small balance in band, after payment of all the working expenses. The subscrimious for the past twelve mouths had realised ...

... generally remarked upon, though, of course, there were many who accepted the evidently intended inference, that the defender was a Whig. should have read in silence, with only the inevitable comment that any thinking man must have made, but for the persistency ...

... not even himself. All we know is, that he, like the trimmer of old. lu moderation places all Lis glory, Tories call him Whig, and Whigs a Tory. But this is uot what the promoters of the Requisition promised and vowed he should be, and consequently those ...

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

... serious disaster ; but, in the heart of people resolved to free, disasters stimulate to increased exertions.” The Richmond Whig thinks Mr. Jefferson Davis’s government the most lamentable failure in history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to ...

... after the labours of the day. To this the wage of Great Grimsby responded, by stating that nothing could be expected from a Whig but whine and water! THE SCPPLY OF COTTON.—In the trade and navigation accounts, which have just been presented to Parliament ...

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

... Confederate arms, though he still expresses his conviction that the South will never be conquered. An article in the Richmond Whig shows that serious divisions are creeping into the rebel camp, and no doubt the Border States are getting heartily tired of ...

... noble Lord, when he came to speak on the motion, would not forget this little incident in his visit to Liverpool. As, however, Whig statesmen have short and convenient memories, I have no doubt but that the judicious bottle holder will manage to get out ...