... rejoice that I work with the noble earl in such errand as this, and should as toon think of considering the distinctions of Whig and Tory in such a calamity as this ae should in the presence of an earthquake or a shipwreck. (Applause) T«t everyone appealed ...

... her husband. Sharing with him the philosophic ideas of the eighteenth century, in politics she was a thoroughly aristocratic Whig, withoul the slightest Radical tendency, proudly liberal, and as strongly attached to social hierarchy as faithful to her party ...

... being io the presence of the noble | lord (Lord Derby) on such an errand as that. He would as soon think of the distinctions of Whig and , Tory during an earthquake or a shipwreck as at such a , time the present. Let the committee meet day by day and bombard ...

... delayed, and that this hopo was now stronger than ever in his mind, from thl tenor of his recant advices.” The Richmond '■ Whig of October 23 says : The Yankee commissioner, •J. P. Wood, who is now in this ;ity, has notified tho .Confederate authorities ...