... it is only accompanied with a promise of amendinoent, over the fulfilment of which they will take care to watch; but if the Whigs shall feel that it is im- possible to hold office after a deliberate condein- nation of their policy, we trust the Couservatives ...

... 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 ...

... tli a~ldr mediate result of voting was concerned, 65 term Independent Liberals being left alone against satis the combined Whig and Conservative parties; ?? the but the debate is by no means worthless as re- cord, gards the progress of economy. We do ...

... ( been going in for economy of late. If I do not t have a care, the Conservatives and Radicals, and a perhaps some of the Whigs, will join, and I shall be beaten. I must therefore propose an amend- ment which also recognises economy, and thus draw together ...

... Generals Wool aurd Burnside, and Coufcde. .rto Generals Hager aiid ioluies, for release of 14,000 prisoners. The Petersburg Whig states that, on the lth, eighteen of the Mionitor's crew went ashore at City Point, and were surprised by . the Confederates; ...

... unluckyin citing Henry Clay and Pre- tident Tyler, as supportera of these tariffl, for he knows that Tyler was electtd by the Whigs, and that Hleary Clay was not a resident of the South), but df the Unemip prfeeted State of Kentucky,-nor in the least Southern ...

... rebuilding in the most princely style c Montague House, Whitehall Gardens. I think I told you in a former letter that the Whigs I refused the renewal, and that in 1s852 the Con- i -l st eaadndfrtepeet II a servatives granted it; but I was not aware, uitil ...