... from the Whigs that share of municipal representation to which they are entitled ; and we trust they will not be disheartened by the disadvantageous position which they now occupy. At all events there is one thing gained by a contest— the Whigs are compelled ...

... Shepherdstown. An engagement is impending, and the Confederate General Lee has made preparation to meet the enemy. The Rich- mond Whig has information that the entire Confederate loes in Manassas battle was 5000, and in. all engagements in Maryland from 5000 ...

... one of the mast prominent, though tomewhat an uncertain member, of the local parliament— Mr. David Newton. The aristocratic Whigs sn endeavouring to get ud a preference for Mr. Flitch, leather manufacturer, who, we should think, ought to prove a formidable ...

... member for the University of Oxford was tongue-tied, while the spoliation of a younger Church University was apologised for by a Whig banquet. Let us hope that the allusion to the subject st a great ban- quet may open the eyes of Conservative Churchmen to ths ...