... most responsible post, but worthy of one who must feel that he is dealing with obstinacy and stupidity such as nothing but Whig connections could have placed at the head of the Indian Government. Our readers lately saw how Sir C. WOOD has been doing his ...

... most responsible post, but worthy of one who must feel that he is dealing with obstinacy and stupidity such as nothing but Whig connections could have placed at the head of the Indian Government. Our readers lately saw how Sir C. WOOD has been doing his ...

... f ore , too many at once ; but we can assure them that the minute is so full of such racy and ccmplete exposure of official Whig Duncedom—the reader must excuse such language, for we can find none fitter—that we may very probably return to it soon again ...

... person superior to the clerkly class to superintend in England what requires something more than a knowledge of figures. If the Whigs cannot furnish us do something better than bait with so Lord somethingd CANNING, because they Mr. LAINGme one and who L prefer ...

... person superior to the clerkly class to superintend in England what requires something more than a knowledge of figures. If the Whigs cannot furnish us with some one who can do something better than bait Mr. LUNG and Lord CANNING, because they prefer a different ...

... no reports of casualties. The battle opens glerinusly. May this morning's sun be our sun of Austerlitz:' (From the Richmond Whig, June 28.) o i hmopu.atr impart the oourde information rears we expecte d to 01 . this morning the operEitions yeste r d ay ...

... se. We gloriouosi reports of casualties. The battle o p ens May this morning's sun be our s un of possess and to We Richmond Whig, Tune 28.) the information we expected to the operations y„tl'etrato our readers this morning authorities exclude all yesterday ...