... below Fort Darling for sea. The Richmond Whig says thot if electionvering assertions could ve the results of the Northern elections would eopfiienee in h- ir ass riions. be equal tv a deciaration of peace; but the Whig places no Southern journals stste that ...

... basis of protee- tien; but it did not become the pupil Peel to say so, when he recollected how that statesmen had displaced a Whig Government. lie hoped, the noble lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness; ...

... defended th couduct of the Conservative party. Ti+ dong E tation of th’s question, which 4 ban the sulject of proposed by Whig and Tory Gover. ments in vain, was proof that the question wa ripe for set or that the pretest for gislation the r-alobject ...

... came to a head when the bead of the family informed us that a woman Was Co Come days with ber sewing: machine and do up the Whig. Ot course, we mitted withour a word And the three ca able persons of mec ine. this began to prepare matter fur the bad extent ...

... Shepherdstown. An engagement is impending. The Confederate General Lee has made prepara- tions to meet the enemy. The Richmond Whig hes information that the entire Confederate loss in the Manasses battle was 5,000, and in all the engagements in Maryland from ...

... They will-treat him civilly, but not enlist under him At all events, the time is past when he who affects to lead a liberal-whig-radical combination will be able to carry out his purposes by aid of his opponents There may be great changes If the Conservatives ...

... about Mr. Cobden's French the real Treaty, complexion of which was depicted by Lord Overstone,—who, besides being a Liberal Whig, i eminently versed in commercial and monetary affairs. The novle Lord showed the importance of sustaining our public credit ...

... the Church when, in 1848, Dr. Sumner was ade Archbishop of Canterbury. The had raised him to the sce of Chester; it was the Whigs who conferred upon him the higher dignity, Ther. were just then a few faint symptoms of that reevil from the extreme views ...

... nephew of Lord Clarendon and son-in law of Lo sussell does need any other qualific stions for vreterment ; nor any one except Whig noblemen to be to the traditional instinct which has ever prom ted the aristocratic members us y for of that clique to provi ...

... decided on Friday by the return of Colonel Fane, Conservative, by a majority of 189 over Sir H. Dashwood, Bart., 4 Palmerstonian Whig. The late member, Sir G V. Harcourt, was also a supporter of Lord Palmerston—so that the Government not only jose that vote ...

... services of tes Couutr if de tin toe bun ite ty managed. . The poney of Lord Wee ments, however, eel Pee suv ¥e of vag in its a Whig je suppose it will continue to the eu tof the From th daya of Lord first te out wplici'y of the all the with all the expeu-ive ...

... them, Ther. is an outcry ratsed, wach will be irre. astible. to burn the coitun ard whieh mag be of mro the hands; and the Whig exclams, “ If the seltish vu icy of foreige Govern vent leads them to seek their interests! y aiding our ruin, let us show ...