... Disraeli was a party. Assurance could go no further. It is true, that as a means of postponing a pressure which the whole whig and radical party made upon the Govern- ment, a resolution was passed to the effect that it would be desirable to remit the ...

... hear). T__y had no discussion on the matter, because the supporters cf mat bill — men lrom both parties, no matter whether Whig or Tory — had determined tv make game their own property. He did not think they should submit to it. If any gentleman present ...

... up]*»i:its {.lie Professor. In the case of Mr. Gold- win Smith, ii .vns Lord Palmerston. It has been a great object with the Whigs to libera- lize the.- I. ?? to break down, if possible, their i :d Engli.-h politic.-, aud to Germanize their faith. Tory ...

... glorious conservative victory, wresting a seat from the Liberals in Oxfordshire. Yesterday another seat at Lincoln, vacated by a Whig, was won by a Con- servative. In spite of liberal bluster and misrepre- sentation, the People can read plain facts in which ...

... Bishop of Bath and Wells, and the Secretary of the Committee, would have established our conviction. Tne truth is, that the Whigs have always hated the Church, and except that the Establish- ment is a source of patronage, they would say, down with it ...

... expenses; Accountant W r . Goodenougb Hayter, £— ; First Clerk J. W. Erie, son of the Chief Commissioner, £. — All these are Whigs. The recent act of tbe Attorney General would of itself aweken and tha _js_4rjr--f tbe ...

... fought under Wellington at Waterloo, and received his pension as a pensioner from , that regiment for 40 years. — Northern Whig. . ~A U association has been formed under the title of the I Western Counties Commercial Travellers' Association for I the ...

... scarcely say that uny place is hopeless ; but, certainly, Wycombe was as unpromising as any could well be. There is a strong local Whig interest, and the dissenters are influential there. Mr. Reming- ton Mills the radical is an active and prominent mem- ber of ...

... aud Shepherds-town. An engagement is impending. Confederate General Lee has made preparations to meet the enemy. The Richmond Whig has information tbat the entire Con- federate loss in the Manassas battle was 5.000 and in all the engagements in Maryland ...

... announce the death of Sir Thomas Redington. He was at onetime Under Secretary for Ireland, and bas held \ anous offices under the Whigs. Death of Arcu deacon Thorpe.— The Archdeacon of 3>urbam aud Warden of Durham University, Charles Thorpe, D.D., died at Ryton ...

... Seymour is elected governor, the Democratic paity in this city and their new allies, the fragments of the old Know-nothing aud Whig parties will at once throw off the Government, aud boldly de- clare for the Southern people. The inauguration of Governor Seymour ...

... patronage at the dispo- sal of the present Governmeut. It bas beeu Sir Johu Hard- ing's fate to advise the Government (whether Whig or Tory) on tbe international questions that arose during the Russian and Italiau wars, on the affair of the Charles et Georges ...