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... the profeislon of our countryman, Mi. Cal- weeks craft, the other eye is ranging after subscribers for sing the KewXville Whig, a newspaper which the iude. arned fatigable doctor Intends to start whenever he can D oding manage to gebt 400,001 subscribers ...
... 'of ptronage at the dlspoal o the peI sent Government. It has been Sir Johh Haiding'al late to advise the Govdrnmtnt (whether Whig or Tory) on the intervatinnal questions that arose during the Russian and Italaan wars, on the affair of the Oahrles et George4 ...
... bitterness of party spirit, engendered during the reforming times, Is becoming softened byyearsandexperience. Thirty years ago, Whigs and Tories regarded each other as the enemies of the State; but time has modified these opinions considerably, and convinced ...
... money found upon thems. Ths Case excited great surprise at the hearing, and was not concluded when our report Ieft.-Eorthern Whig. Tnx A usTRnaII JACE S trzp~inD. -The cele- brated bushranger, Gardiner, is still at large. The last that was heard of him ...
... charactera and positions stand as strongly opposed to each other as the three angles of an equilateral triangle. The head of the Whig Mirlaltry had to bear the bruut of a joint attack from the leader of the Tory Opposition and the guerilla ohleftain who bears ...
... the complaints of the Confederates ior . api E want of English countenance and support. -In alate ve, number of the Richmond Whig, a Secessionist journAl, r we finad it announced that Nr. Swan, of Tennessee, had: CN offered a resolution in the Confederate ...
... 'vilih ong opposition i n ny of the Southern and Norhern States, and~formed a ain que3tip a of, diffesence between the so-oalled Whig and Demoora c parties; but of late Years no issue has bos made on this point; it has been struck out from the platform of partls ...
... worship, lasted quite till mn a 122,*an4 sktrly till 1830. When at that date, and ipal afler~log eiclusion, the reforining Whigs cime into 1 to spoew, Mthere-wee enormous, arrears to be made up, u, and n 'i peo)t nstp -on their being made a- uptd ' '* ...
... with 3M4lellan, we may expect the next arrival to bring us news of another bloody battle like that of Antletam. The Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loases In Maryland from 5000 to 7000; but con- sidering the dreadful battles fought, and taking also ...
... Shepherdstown. An engagement Islrmpend Iag. The Confederate General Lee hs made preparations to meet the enemy. The 24ichmond Whig' has information that the entire don. federate los In the battle at Misnawse was 5000, and In a&I the engagements in Maryland ...
... the feelings or the imagination of the great man; for, ever since these sad disap- pointments, the people of Glasgow and the Whig electors of Edinburgh have been sent to Coventry or Jerlcho, whenever and wherever Mr. M3'are had the opportunity. On Monday ...
... places could not be broken. Ko disturbale or _seckidng of houses occurred, ad we believe the rots is ave uw ceased.-.Yorthern Whig. 6ENEBXAJA NEWS. London, Tuesday Evening, The Gcaue contanlsla Uz'.Pf military promotions Tnz Gme XxnInrrI .o1._The following ...