... opprobrium. Of verity, the Whigs seem determined to reward their followers in the face of opposition, even though in doing it should be subversive of every principle of equity and political morality. The proverbial hostility of the Whig government to the Catholic ...

... Generals 'Wool and Burnside, and the Confederate generals Huger Holmes, for the release of 11,000 prisoners. The Petersburg Whig stotes, that on the I9th, eighteen of the Monitor’s crew went ashore at City Point, and were surprised by the Cvufederates ...

... storm, if not within those precincts, still without them, are ample signs of an approaching battle between the Conservative and Whig forces. The former have held two grand therings, at the residence of the Earl of Derby, to decide upon the fnture policy, and ...

... some call it the treachery of the leaders of tho party to keep the party out of office, and of the good things which the Whigs are enjoying. The Advertiser ia quite right in saying that there lias been a meeting of Conservative* to dismiss Disraeli, ...

... News-Letter, Freeman's Journal. Express, Irish Times, Dublin Medical Press, Hospital Gazette, the Medical Circular, Belfast Daily Whig. Daily News- Letter, Daily Mercury, Morning News, Banner of I 1- •ter, Derry Sentinel, Derry Guardian, Cork Southern Reporter ...