... fought stoniaa hero, Captain Mangles, and the champion, Lord Mayor Rose. The preponderant of the Captain's chance, which eve?y Whig Radical in Southampton believed in, was supposed to he his faith in Lord Palmerston. The Great whose seat, when lie leaves ...

... large quantities of oats still out in the corn lands, but in the mountainous districts many fields are yet unreaped.—Northern Whig. The Abolition* of Statute Fairs. The efforts of the Association for supplanting the statute hirings in the agricultural towns ...

... —Tins is the heading a Liberal paragraph on the Conservative victory at ! Preston. course, it was won by foul play—the beaten Whigs and Radicals say so—and we all know how infallible they are in such matters. They tell us, The Conservatives from the beginning ...

... victory in the election for Boston, where Mr. Bramley Moore has been returned a majority of 715 to 690 over Mr. Palmer, the Whig-Radical candidate. We have again to condole with our ministerial contemporary the Globe, whose lament over the late untoward ...

... husband. Sharing with him the philosophic ideas of the eighteenth French century, in politics she was thoroughly aristocratic Whig, without the slightest Radical tendency, proudly liberal, and as strongly attached to social hierarchy, as faithful to her ...

... his competitor, Mr. Mil>V* little difference in political prO- C :. who had sat for the county ' but fi ccorded » as of Whig prin«i «et of same authorit ythat at i*T ministry in 1852, he a mdis P to give Lord Derby's ,' trial Thl s sensible and moderate ...

... difficult to say which is the Liberal and which the Conservative side of a Chinese question. China was our calculation when— Whig and Tory first began about rights of man.— Nor are there any given rules of policy by which it can be judged now, Lord Palmerston ...

... the wound, the z' causing inflammation. This is said to the reason why so many of our wounded have got erysipelas. Vicksburg Whig (Southern paper.) Lord Feversham's Bull Rocket. In accordance with the directions Lord Feversham, the noble donor, the bu ...

... has directed the attention of the American Minister in London to the subject and notified all American Consuls. The Richmond Whig says the order of the Secretary of War to enrol conscripts between eigbteeu and forty five years of age is unpopular if not ...

... again to Lord and his party, that the foundations of the national Church were not destroyed with Ministerial connivance by Whig Radical legislation last session. Under these circumstances, it is vain for the Times and the Globe to sneer at the contest ...

... the liberating Irish American expedition is capped by some more wonderful ?tory from the other side of the Atlantic. Northern Whig. ...

... odds on Scott's lot, and the cheering on of D'lsraeli or Palmerston, at last subsided into a magnificent vote support of a Whig ministry of 367, against 65, a decision as ludicrous as decisive—for the town talk of the clubs and the country for ten days ...