... BALSAM OF ANISEED Whig ,h. Chest. d the breathing. Md by , Bott'. !«• lid- Slid 2s. 3d. A*k fox POWELL'S BALSAM OPAJTiaEHT. NOTICE TO FOB! 4, TEA PAL GAB' SOU ABB CHASING CROSS, LONDON * ' instructions (grati.) v to the COST'of -SSSSst^^S or .broad. ...

... The Presidents call for additional troops from the States has been responded to by nearly half million men. The Petersburg Whig states that on the 19th, 18 of the Monitor's crew went ashore City point and were surprised by the Confederates. .\ine were ...

... Church when, in 1848, Dr. Sumner was made Archbishop of Canterbury. The Tories had raised bim to the see of Chester; it was the Whigs who conferred upon him tbe higher dignity. There were just then few faint symptoms of that recoil from the extreme views of ...

... ia below Fort Darling, ready for sea. Tha Richmond Whig says that, if electioneering assertions could be believed,tbe result of IbeNortbern elections wonld equal to declarations of peace; but tha Whig a Ida that it places no confidence in tbeae assertions ...

... the foundations of real liberty, defeat the objects of representative government, and are equally to be condemned whether in Whig or Tory. So in spite of both, Mr Editor, I intend to exercise the right of private judgment, and to remain, Your very obedient ...

... 1857 inveighed against its continuance at 9d. in the pound, as flagrant breach of political morality''—(mark this, oh. ye Whigs!); who in 1860, the year which he had fixed by his own declaration for its extinction, himself raised it to 10d., and who now ...

... and Sbepberdstown. An engagement is impending. The confederate General Lee has made preparation* meet the enemy. Tbe Richmond Whig has information that entire Confederate lose the battle of Manassas 5.000, and in all engagements Maryland from 5,000 to 7 ...

... the other hand, it had been ' said, and the charges were very inconsistent, that the conservatives had arrayed themselves in whig clothing, and in tbat disguise had acquired whatever little popularity they possessed. If by the dress of the was meant the'dress ...

... Bock of Rome and The Idol demolished its own Priests, both written in opposition to the tenets ot the of Rome. The Northern Whig of Belfast *y ,: —For many years Mr. Knowles was a martyr to rheumatism, which almoatentirely robbed him of the of his limbs ...

... only conclusion which can be drawn from Independent's letter is, that it goes far to prove that the suggestion of a wicked Whig is true, namely, that the words Liberal and Intolerent, are politically synonymous terms, for he, who with his motto, ...

... Chancellor and mouth-piece of the University of London, which office he held for twenty years. Such are the chief claims the Whig candidate put forward by the Cambridge Liberals in opposition to the Duke of Buccleuch. The name of the latter popular nobleman ...

... voted for, or has not voted against, such Bills as these, from finding himself in his old place in new Parliament. As for the Whigs, it bas long been with them that it is only by their promises at the hustings to join with political Dissenters and Roman Catholics ...