... instance of Liberal in- gratitude. Mr. SHEE sacrificed a seat for an Irish county rather than exhibit that independence of Whig influence which his constituents required; but when he first takes the field at Stoke the magna1tes at I BlRooxEs's reject ...

... oat the Confiscation Act in Missouri. The pro- h perty liable to confiscation is estimated at 50,000,000 dol, h The Bichmond Whig says that the expenses of the Con- 0 federate Government, since the commencement of the r( war to August of this year, amount ...

... carry out the Confiscation Act in Missouri. The property liable to confiscation i- estiin ,tcc: at I dollars. The Richmond Whig says that. the expenses of the Confederate Government since the commencement of the war to August of this year amount to 347 ...

... post, was far from being popular at the Southl, and he has no political strength there now of any importance outside the old Whig party of Virginia. His position with his own people is a trying one, and he must he look ed upon simply as the right arm of ...

... have to announce to our readers, The Af'irninD ?? hints at the absolute neoss- stty of retrenchment, but expresses feara of Whig economzy, which oornsists in the w aste of millions of valulable property and the crippling of a service In order to save a ...

... followers. SATAN reproving sin, or appearing as an angel of light, could not excite more profound astonish- ment than our local Whig cotemporary-the big one, not the little one-vindicating the rights of the working classes against injustice, oppression, ...

... out the Confiscation Act in Missouri. ThE property liable to confiscation is estimated al fifty million dollars. The Richmond Whig say: that the expenses of the Confederate governmenl since the commencement of the war to August oj this year amount to 347 ...

... base soon to announce to our readers. The Herald hints at the absolute necessity of re- trenchment, but expresses fears of Whig economy, which consists in the waste of millions of valuable property and the crippling of a service, in order to save a million ...

... to pnnounos to our readers. The Afosrniaqj Hescld ?? at the abqoluts eenom- stty of resrenoI~sLmnt, but expresses fears of Whig eennnmy, whtoh ?? in tbo wiaste of ?? of vol nable property and the crippling ot a sersias in order to soav a million by i ...

... Railway Company, all of which has been taken from its daily contemporaries, as the reports appeared only in the NEws-LETTrE and Whig, the only papers who went to the trouble and expense of sending reporters to Scotland on the occasion. This seems to me a very ...

... noon have to announce to our readers.1 The Heraeld islets at the absolute necessity of iretrenchment, but ox- proscs fears of Whig economy, which consists in the waste RI cd illo~'of alubl proprty and the crippling of a see. vice in order to save a ilon ...

... the Confiscation Act in Missouri. The property liable to confiscation is esti- mated at fifty million dollars. The Richmond Whig says that the expenses of the Confederate Government since the commencement of the war to August of this year amount to 347 ...