... closely than the knorlcd boughs of those kindred forests which stitch a twining brotherhood along our border line.— Vicksburg Whig (Confederate paiier). Abistochatic GaTUKIUXC.— Lord Granville’s fete on Saturday, at Chiswick, was the the season. Near two ...

... Down. adar Oath. rtOVZIANK/58.-41 lady, wlk• can Wily amird. domino • Irma Andra soda I/ WWII. Or • 00it111110111 1= sr ruddy Whig as Off. Rita 0 11i DrawltrldWiglntei. ( testis.' =liable Mew tar /Ml= good 11017811MAIDe. PARLOUR led some good N t. s. 11 ...

... 1857 inveighed against its continuance at 9d. in the pound, as flagrant breach of political morality''—(mark this, oh. ye Whigs!); who in 1860, the year which he had fixed by his own declaration for its extinction, himself raised it to 10d., and who now ...

... «”Jl3 tween apostolic Rctnish priesthood. Then it « 1 Steady left Jamaica, on cruise, Bth May. take care to watch j but if the Whigs shall feel that 1? I is'!!H|s ?? -IOOSSSfIr 5 - .The Cygnet, were Kingston it i, imjxxwible hold office after dehberate §} ...

... be the result, it is evident that the country will not much longer be content to go on in the extravagant way in which the Whig Government luve“g:en acting. 'l::se Board of Trade returns, as our readers are aware, indicate the commercial position of ...

... are large in view of the state of affairs in Europe. a n d the present temper of the Federal party in the United States. The Whigs agree with them, and furthermore find in Lord Palinermon's resolution a promise which the whips of the party do , not fail ...

... pleasant qualities as man, has become (as evil communication corrupts good manners) an arrant Whig Minister. He resembles in one respect hiß famous Whig predecessor of George the Second's time, Sir Robert Walpole, in his free use of the material mo ...

... this juncture, in order to restrain those profuse dealings with the contents of the national purse that have distinguished the Whig- Radical Cabinet. is of great importance, too, that the agitation which is springing up in favour of Retrenchment should be ...

... chose the twelve members for Shropshire, and so strong was the Conservative interest that the first election after Reform, the Whig candidate for the North, Mr. Cotes, was put in 72 only, a struggle which some 8000 voted, end Mr.Ormsby Gore lost. I believe ...

... threatened to grow to a storm, was succeeded yesterday by the calm and sunshine of the Derby Day. The Tory lion went down with the Whig lamb to the breezy downs of Epsom, and in the excitement of the racecourse all party embroilments and differences were forgotten ...

... that if lie came book he must enter into an agree- I; war= meat to remain till after harvest. Defendant agreed 'e stripped,ead Whig to some to this, and he went on to work again. In the begioning of May defendant was at work carryingo coin. and fight lie ...

... were present, and, indeed, not half a dozen members of the nobility who happened to be in London were absent. Tories and Whigs met together in peace at the invitation of the Earl who has so often repelled the assaults of Lord Derby in the Upper House ...